Our Coronavirus/COVID-19 Response

Restaurants already adhere to strict standards for cleanliness and sanitization as part of our responsibility as a public food service establishment. However, in addition to our normal procedures, we have adopted the following preventative measures to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission:

•Take Out Available: We are operating dine-in service with limited ability to provide social distancing between seated parties. If you prefer not to dine in, we also offer take-out and Curbside Pickup, simply call us at 407-228-3898 to place your order.

•Face Masks: Face masks are optional for both guests and employees under state and local laws. We encourage everyone onsite to wear a face mask in accordance with your personal preference and individual risk factors.

•Employee Screening: Employees are directed to stay home when sick. Employees with symptoms and/or potential exposure to COVID-19 are required to satisfy isolation and quarantine and/or testing requirements before returning to work.

•Increased Cleanliness: We are following the CDC Guidance for Businesses which includes regular cleaning and sanitizing of common areas and touchpoints, such as doorknobs and POS screens. China, silver, and glassware are sanitized in our high-temp commercial dish machine. Alcohol-based hand sanitizer is available for guests in wall-mounted dispensers, and we encourage everyone to wash their hands with soap and water in our restrooms before beginning your meal.

•Information Sharing: We have educational CDC materials on display in both guest and staff areas on slowing the spread of COVID-19.

•Compliance: We are in full compliance with all governmental orders issued relevant to our business, including those issued by the State of Florida, Florida DBPR/Health Department, Orange County Florida government, and the City of Winter Park.

Despite strict adherence to preventative measures, there is no way to eliminate all risk of coronavirus infection. More information on coronavirus risk factors, prevention, symptoms and response is available at CDC.gov.