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Under the new COVID-19 restrictions that go into effect Friday at midnight, restaurants and bars will be closed for dine-in services. Crookston restaurants will be offering curbside pickup options beginning as soon as Saturday. DRAFTS SPORTS BAR & GRILL Jasmine Melsa, owner of Drafts Sports Bar & Grill, said they’ll offer meal and drink kits […]
On Tuesday, Governor Tim Walz announced new COVID-19 restrictions progressively limiting gatherings for banquets and similar events over the next few weeks, and setting a 10 p.m. curfew for bars and restaurants. KROX check in with local businesses to see how they anticipated being impacted by the new restrictions – CROOKSTON EAGLES Crookston Eagles manager
Scobey’s Pub & Grub at the Crookston Inn will be closed for dining in beginning today and will go to curbside pickup only beginning Monday following Minnesota Department of Health contract tracing. Owner Laurie Stahlecker said she was contacted today about the restaurant being a close contact as part of the state’s contract tracing for
The State of Minnesota has issued some new guidelines for restaurants now allowing groups of up to 10 people to dine together and groups of four at the bar. All other guidelines, such as the mandatory mask requirement for staff and guests, max capacity of 50 percent, and social distancing remain in effect. Jasmine Melsa,
Crookston’s restaurants are continuing to prepare for opening up indoor dining on Wednesday. Restaurants can open at 50 percent capacity inside with up to 250 people following social distancing guidelines. They can also have up to 250 people outside following the appropriate guidelines. DRAFTS SPORTS BAR & GRILL Drafts was closed Monday to do some
Crookston Ox Cart Days is holding ‘Crookston Cruisin’ Out to Eat’ June 1-7. People can visit any food place in Crookston and have a chance to win a gift card by posting a photo or checking in at the business on social media and tagging Ox Cart Days. Photos can also be emailed to crookstonoxcartdays@gmail.com.
