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With the new mask mandate from Governor Dan McKee, Rhode Island, restaurants are one of the companies called upon to ensure the safety of guests.
Some have announced their intentions on social media, and four restaurants in Providence now require proof of vaccination to enter.
Natalie and Tom Dennen have announced that all diners must present proof of vaccination at their two Providence restaurants: Bayberry Garden, 225 Dyer St., Providence, (401) 642-5013, bayberrygarden.com and Bayberry Beer Hall, 381 West Fountain St. ., Providence, (401) 383-9487, bayberrybeerhall.com.
They posted on Instagram that they were tired of asking guests to put on their masks, so this is their solution.
The East End owners wrote, “We will require all guests to show proof of vaccination at the door before they eat, rather than overseeing the wearing of the mask while eating.”
East End is located at 244 Wickenden St., Providence, (401) 433-9770, theeastendpvd.com.
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Dolores, 100 Hope St., Providence, (401) 409-2075, dolorespvd.com, and Nolan’s Corner Pub, 529 Atwells Ave., Providence, (401) 437-8775, have also announced they will provide proof of vaccination before meals.
On Monday, the city of Boston announced that all restaurants in the city will require proof of vaccination from January 15, 2022.
If you are unsure about the rules of a restaurant, call ahead.
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The Newport Restaurant Group, which owns 11 restaurants in Rhode Island, wrote that beginning December 20, all diners will be required to show proof of vaccination or wear masks when they are not eating and drinking at their table.