Yay - restaurants open!

DL21 · #1 12.01.2021, 00:16

https://www.thelocal.ch/20210111/why...espite-the-ban

Please let me know if you know of any in Ticino.

Fed up of having to stay in hotels or get take away!

Island Monkey · #2 12.01.2021, 00:36

She was closed down and will be fined and lose her licence..... so if you don't want all restaurants to disappear, maybe don't encourage it.
https://www.blick.ch/wirtschaft/aufs...d16286330.html

#3 12.01.2021, 00:41

	Quote:	DL21
	Fed up of having to stay in hotels or get take away!

Learn to cook.

Axa · #4 12.01.2021, 00:53

	Quote:	DL21
	Fed up of having to stay in hotels

The 1st world problems thread is here

https://www.englishforum.ch/daily-li...em-thread.html

DL21 · #5 12.01.2021, 01:21

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	Learn to cook.

made a lovely lobster risotto tonight thanks. but frankly i'm tired of devoting so much of every day to cooking.

DL21 · #6 12.01.2021, 01:24

	Quote:	Island Monkey
	She was closed down and will be fined and lose her licence..... so if you don't want all restaurants to disappear, maybe don't encourage it. https://www.blick.ch/wirtschaft/aufs...d16286330.html

oh well. was never going to end well was it!

Belgianmum · #7 12.01.2021, 09:24

As much as I would love things to be a bit more normal and be able to go to a restaurant or café again this is really not the right way for them to go about things.

rumshot · #8 12.01.2021, 09:46

I’m taking this shit time to be serious about my diet. - 10kg since last March.

Tom1234 · #9 12.01.2021, 10:51

	Quote:	Island Monkey
	She was closed down and will be fined and lose her licence..... so if you don't want all restaurants to disappear, maybe don't encourage it. https://www.blick.ch/wirtschaft/aufs...d16286330.html

	Quote:
	Learn to cook.

She didn't.

All that trouble and strife and do you know what she served up before she was shut down for the day?

Hörnli Ghacktes (minced meat with macroni pasta)

Don't know why she bothered.

Castro · #10 12.01.2021, 10:58

This seems to underscore a real problem, so why is the bureaucracy trundling along so slowly?

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	The Federal Council has earmarked 2.5 billion francs to help businesses most affected by closings. However, often no money is paid out because the examination of the applications is a slow process. Industry federation GastroSuisse warned on Sunday that without significant financial support, around half of businesses in the restauration and hospitality sector could go belly-up by the end of March. The group polled around 4,000 restaurant and hotel owners, and determined that 98 percent of them already are in urgent need of financial support.

meloncollie · #11 12.01.2021, 11:15

If you want to support your local restaurants - and that is something those who can should do during this difficult time - order takeaway, if possible with the same regularity you would have eaten at the restaurant in the 'before times'.

Even my favorite gourmet restaurant is offering takeaway. The world may have turned upside down, but I can still get my truffle fix.

You can help local businesses stay in business and do your bit to keep yourself and others safe at the same time.

Susie-Q · #12 12.01.2021, 11:30

Exactly meloncollie....

I am super excited about my Michelin star dinner delivery coming on Friday.

1x per week one of the best restaurants in town delivers a dinner where the majority of the proceeds go to the local suppliers who are also struggling during this time.

Belgianmum · #13 12.01.2021, 11:36

	Quote:	meloncollie
	If you want to support your local restaurants - and that is something those who can should do during this difficult time - order takeaway, if possible with the same regularity you would have eaten at the restaurant in the 'before times'. Even my favorite gourmet restaurant is offering takeaway. The world may have turned upside down, but I can still get my truffle fix. You can help local businesses stay in business and do your bit to keep yourself and others safe at the same time.

We’ve been doing that since March as soon as we found out that they were doing takeaways.

HickvonFrick · #14 12.01.2021, 11:46

Im more interested in when they reopen in Germany

#15 12.01.2021, 12:16

	Quote:	Susie-Q
	Exactly meloncollie.... I am super excited about my Michelin star dinner delivery coming on Friday. 1x per week one of the best restaurants in town delivers a dinner where the majority of the proceeds go to the local suppliers who are also struggling during this time.

Landhaus Liebefeld ?? Or who/which resto? Very interested to get more hints and tips in this regard.

Susie-Q · #16 12.01.2021, 12:27

Moment

(Not sure if they have a star yet - but they should)

https://guide.michelin.com/ch/en/ber...t/moment555715

Axa · #17 12.01.2021, 12:35

	Quote:	Castro
	This seems to underscore a real problem, so why is the bureaucracy trundling along so slowly?

Not sure if it's slow bureaucracy or people not used to do this kind of paperwork. One acquaintance had to support his boss to apply for kurzarbeit last April because the small business owner (3 employees) was clueless. All the idiot could do was rant instead of focusing the energy on survival. Sometimes you wonder how such business were not already bankrupt before the virus.

JackieH · #18 12.01.2021, 12:46

	Quote:	HickvonFrick
	Im more interested in when they reopen in Germany

perhaps Tom will join you

Here we can't wait for all our great restaurants on French side to open.

#19 12.01.2021, 12:55

	Quote:	Susie-Q
	Moment (Not sure if they have a star yet - but they should) https://guide.michelin.com/ch/en/ber...t/moment555715

Oh I know them, but didn't know they do delivery too.

Check out Landhaus Liebefeld, they also deliver proper Gourmet nosh https://www.landhaus-liebefeld.ch/

JackieH · #20 12.01.2021, 13:33

And Tom groans for that, tongue and cheek joke. How sad.

So it is a pact then- between you and FMF- let's groan every single post, come rain or shine, 'that will learn her'. Honestly? But be my guest, if it helps you in this life- be my guest.