The latest Houston restaurants to reopen or close due to COVID-19


Texas Gov. Greg Abbott may be encouraging Texans to stay home, but the rise in the number of Texans testing positive for coronavirus hasn’t prompted him to change anything about the way the state’s restaurants operate. They are still in Phase 3, which means they can seat 100-percent of their outdoor capacity and up to 75-percent of their indoor capacity. Still, some restaurants are taking their own steps either to reduce capacity or to return…

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