For many restaurants and cafes, particularly small businesses, the current rule which allows for only a maximum of ten people in a public venue at a time, simply does not make sense financially. Though there are many eateries which have reopened their doors to dine-in customers once again.

With Queensland easing COVID-19 restrictions over the weekend, allowing restaurants and cafes to welcome back dine-in customers, dining out in Brisbane is once again possible. Though before you start celebrating, know that not every Brisbane eatery has decided to reopen their doors.

It has been a long eight weeks of self-isolation, however the light at the end of the tunnel is finally in sight, as coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions have begun to ease in Queensland. So, what has changed? What are you now allowed to do, and what remains strictly off limits?

Many small businesses and their staff will be hit hard during this period of uncertainty resulted from #COVID19. We are already seeing some restaurants reducing their hours as less people are dining out and our own hospo mates having their shifts cut.