Yesterday marked the end of the Covid vaccine mandate. Here’s a running list of restaurants and bars that still require vaccine proof.
Hollis Silverman recently reopened her chicly comfortable Hill dining room Duck and the Peach to indoor diners. She’s keeping every precaution in place both there and its sibling osteria and gin bar until at least March 1: “I am over all the flip flopping and no notice for small businesses for sure,” she says.
The snug Logan Circle pizzeria will continue to check proof of vaccination for indoor diners over age 12 .The hospitality group behind this upscale pub on the U Street Corridor will take things “week by week,” but is keeping the requirement for now.The best breakfasts and brunches to try every weekend, plus our most popular food stories of the week.
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