Another 33 pa restaurants are ordered to close because they do not follow Governor Wolf’s COVID-19 orders

More restaurants in Pennsylvania are being hampered because they defy COVID-19’s mitigation orders for Governor Tom Wolf.

As part of its latest inspection round, the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture has announced that it has ordered 33 restaurants to be allowed to eat at home. The inspections took place December 21-27.

Under the governor’s latest mandate, restaurants are allowed to serve indoors for three weeks until the end of January 4. In addition, restaurants must still follow rules to oblige employees to wear masks while taking out and taking out and serving food outside.

Restaurants ordered to close include Denny’s Lennies Restaurant in Halifax, Villa Schiano in Elizabethville and CC’s Kitchen in Mechanicsburg.

The Department of Agriculture conducted 381 inspections. Fifty of these inspections were led by complaints filed about the COVID-19 mitigation orders not being followed. Last week, the department announced that 40 restaurants had been ordered to close for the fight against orders.

Other agencies in the state, including the Bureau of Liquor Control, oversee the maintenance of COVID-19. The agency recently cited dozens of licensed businesses in the state.

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Restaurants that, according to the Department of Agriculture, continue to defy the closure orders and operate in any way will be referred to the Pennsylvania Department of Health for further legal action.

On December 23, the Department of Health filed an order by the Commonwealth Court against 22 restaurants that still defy the ban on indoor dining, despite orders to close. The order requires restaurants to close and ask for ‘compensatory damages and all costs associated with the application of the provisions of the order’.

Complaints, whether general issues related to food safety, or those related to COVID-19 mitigation efforts, can be filed online.

The following restaurants have been ordered to close between 21 and 27 December:

Armstrong county

Yak Diner at 2014 River Road North, Apollo

Bedford county

Mandy Jo’s Country Corral by Raystownweg 126, Everett

Marteen’s Family Restaurant in Main Street 2, Everett

Blair county

Bella Italia Restaurant by 328 S Logan Blvd., Altoona

Columbia County

The White Horse at 1200 4th Ave., Berwick

Cumberland county

CC’s Kitchen at 710 W. Main St., Mechanicsburg

Dauphin county

Denny’s Lennies Restaurant by Peter’s Mountain Road 3828, Halifax

Villa Schiano at 4900 State Route 209, Elizabethville

Forest county

Thee Seldom Inn at 255 Route 36, Tionesta

Lancaster county

Big Dog Craft Brewing by 1559 Manheim Pike, Manheim Township

Brickerville House at 2 28th Division Highway, Brickerville

CR Lapp’s Family Restaurant at Fite Way 101, Quarryville

Country Table by 740 E. Main St., Mount Joy

Hometown Kitchen, 18 Furnace Road, Quarryville

Knight & Day Diner by 3140 Lititz Pike, Township Manheim

Mil 72 Bake Shop & Cafe at 45 N. Main St., Manheim

New Holland Coffee Company 2 by 832 W. Main St., New Holland

Park City Diner at 884 Plaza Parkway, Lancaster

Quarryville Family Restaurant at St. E., 134, Quarryville

Yogurt works at 108 N. Reading Road, Ephrata

Lebanon County

Miller’s Restaurant at 2665 Route 72, Jonestown

Royal D. Chocolate by 615 E. Main St., Palmyra

Lehigh county

Commix Hotel by 3245 W. Emmaus Ave., Emmaus

Lyoming county

Waltz Creamery and Farm House Cafe at 324 Main Street, Salladasburg

Monroe county

Hickory Valley Farm Restaurant at 2185 Route 611, Swiftwater

Muller’s Family Restaurant at 5138 Milford Road, East Stroudsburg

Snyder county

Middleburg Auction Salebarn Restaurant by 6592 US Highway 522, Middleburg

Washington county

Harrington’s in 717 Robinson HWY, McDonald

Your Old Copper Kettle 2 Copper Kettle RD in Washington

Wayne County

Paupack Diner by 2503 SR 6, Hawley

Westmoreland county

Tin Lizzy’s by Main 259, Youngstown

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