Council moves to make Madison's 'streatery' program for restaurants permanent
MADISON, Wis. -- A program that helped keep many Madison restaurants afloat amid the COVID-19 pandemic could outlast the pandemic that prompted its creation. On Tuesday…
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Saving Daisy: How you can help the east-side eatery & other small Madison restaurants survive this winter
The Daisy Cafe was founded 11 years ago on what its owners call the 'four C's': cafe, cupcakes, coffee, and community. Unfortunately, an unexpected fifth 'C,' the coronavirus, has the cafe's owners now asking their community for support.
3 things to know about Madison's all-new 'Streatery' program
The city's outdoor dining scene is expanding just in time for the holiday weekend
Just in time for the holiday weekend, Madison diners will have more options than ever before to eat outside. The city’s new 'Streatery' program debuts at 6:45 p.m. on Friday, July 3.
8 Madison patios and "streateries" set up for outdoor dining
Restaurants expand seating options while operating capacity is at 50%
In an effort to provide aid to recovering businesses, the City of Madison created the “Streatery” Restaurant Recovery Program, which temporarily allows restaurants to expand outdoor dining onto the public sidewalks, on-street parking areas or in privately owned parking lots through an administrative approval process.
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