Your best bet is to contact your local restaurant and ask if they are allowed to deliver alcohol or let you purchase it to-go. The rules vary from state-to-state-and change frequently. The only thing you have to do is present your I.D. We encourage you to support your local businesses by taking advantage of these temporary new laws. In an effort to bolster revenue for local restaurants, and also retail shops, bars, and nearly any business with a license to sell alcohol, lawmakers are relaxing restrictions on alcohol “to-go” and delivery options during COVID-19 “Shelter-in-Place” mandates.Īs part of our continued efforts to support our partners in the restaurant and beverage industries, we’ve compiled this list detailing which states are offering alcohol “to-go” through options like delivery with purchases of food, curbside pick-ups, or takeaway. Not only are restaurant owners facing temporary closures, but many are grappling with the fact that they may lose their business entirely.

Employees are being furloughed or laid off altogether. The Coronavirus pandemic sweeping the globe is having a devastating impact on the restaurant industry. Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and the Foley Food & Wine Society app, to be alerted to new #StayAtHome content when it’s published. Editor’s Note: The below article is part of our ongoing #StayAtHome series, presented to help inform and entertain our readers as we all practice social distancing and take comfort in our homes.

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