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More Intown restaurants are cautiously reopening their dining rooms to customers while putting COVID-19 safety precautions in place.

Gov. Brian Kemp ordered that all restaurants could reopen for dine-in service on April 27, but only if they followed a list of guidelines that included social distancing, masks for employees, and more stringent cleaning measures.

In the last week, French bistro Le Bilboquet and Vietnamese restaurant Le Colonial reopened at The Shops Buckhead Atlanta and are spacing tables six feet apart, accepting cash-free payments only, and using disposable menus. Le Colonial is only offering seating on its patio, while Le Bilboquet is offering limited seating on its patio and in the dining room. Both restaurants have  closed their bars/lounges until further notice and are strongly recommending reservations.

Buckhead Life Restaurant Group has reopened dining rooms at Buckhead Diner, Atlanta Fish Market, Pricci, and Chops. It will open Bistro Niko on May 15 and Corner Cafe on May 16. Reservations are recommended for all restaurants.

Dantanna’s has reopened its locations at CNN Center in Downtown and Buckhead at the Around Lenox Shopping Center.

STK steakhouse has reopened in Midtown, while Fetch – the combination dog park and cafe/bar in Old Fourth Ward – will reopen to members only with a limit of 50 people and serving only canned  beverages

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The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 stands at 32,171 and the death toll at 1,399, according to to the evening report from the Georgia Department of Public Health.

Piedmont Healthcare has announced it is now offering COVID-19 antibody testing to all patients. According to Piedmont, the test is safe and simple and, done via blood draw, which means no need for the nasal swab. While an antibody test won’t tell you if you’re immune from the virus, a positive test result means you have likely been exposed and that your body is responding in the appropriate way: forming antibodies to help combat the coronavirus. Learn more about COVID-19 antibody testing.

Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms ordered flags to be lowered to half-staff immediately on all City of Atlanta facilities until further notice, to honor victims of the coronavirus pandemic. “Many Atlantans have lost relatives, friends, and cherished community members due to the COVID-19 virus,” said Mayor Bottoms. “We honor the lives of Atlanta residents who fall victim to this virus, and we will continue to do so until the curve is flattened in Georgia.” Bottoms called for the order due to the inability of families to plan traditional ceremonies for those whose lives have been lost because of social distancing requirements. The lowering of flags also serves as a reminder to continue to stay at home until COVID-19 cases decrease across Georgia. “There are so many individuals who are working on our behalf – medical professionals, first responders, and frontline employees – as they put their lives on the line each day to help fight this pandemic,” added Mayor Bottoms. “We pay tribute to you as well as you care for so many others. Working together, we can emerge from this crisis stronger and more resilient than ever before.”

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