Ohio's Twisted Citrus restaurant introduced the Rubber Duckie Mimosa, champagne and blue rasberry lemonade topped with a classic yellow rubber duck, to match its new shower curtain barrier.
Twisted Citrus owner Kim Shapiro says workers will replace and clean each shower curtain after a party is finished with their meal.Twisted Citrus owner Kim Shapiro says workers will replace and clean each shower curtain after a party is finished with their meal.There's a new drink on the menu at the Twisted Citrus, and it matches some new drapery., was inspired by the North Canton, Ohio breakfast joint's method of protecting its patrons from the spread of COVID-19: shower curtains..
"Like most breakfast restaurants, we're pretty small," says Twisted Citrus owner Kim Shapiro."We've got tight seating, so it wouldn't have made financial sense for us to reopen 6 feet apart.""I'm from South Florida originally, and if you've ever been to a beachfront restaurant when it rains, they put down this sort of clear curtain," Shapiro says."So I realized, like, wait a minute. We can use shower curtains.
Shapiro said that workers will replace and clean each shower curtain after a party is finished with their meal. The curtain rods are hung from the ceiling with fishing wire.Other establishments across the world are taking similarly unorthodox approaches to reopening with proper distance.out from them to encourage distance.the other 50 percent of its tables will be taken up by mannequins dressed in 1940's era attire.
As for how long the setup in North Canton will be needed, Shapiro says she hopes to get back to normal, but is unsure what will come next without a vaccine. "I'm hopeful that this is a 30 to 45 day solution," she says."There seems to be an appetite for some phasing in of services ... We've had a ton of people say they can't wait to come in, come for breakfast."
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