SAN ANTONIO – On the day that Texas Governor Greg Abbott said restaurants in Texas must reduce capacity from 75% to 50% due to surges in COVID-19 cases across the state, Bill Miller Bar-B-Q has decided to close its dining rooms altogether.
Bill Miller Bar-B-Q officials announced Monday that dining rooms at its restaurants are closed. They also won’t accept walk-up orders.
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Customers can go through the drive-thru or order food to be picked up curbside or for delivery.
According to its website, The San Antonio-based company presently operates 76 restaurants in the San Antonio, Corpus Christi and Austin areas.
Abbott’s order was issued Friday as Texas continues to see a spike in COVID-19 cases
Texas Department of Health and Human Services reports 66,356 active cases of COVID-19 in the state currently.
In response to COVID-19, beginning 6/29/20 all Dining Rooms and Walk Ups will be CLOSED. Please utilize our three convenient ways to order:
— BillMillerBBQ (@BillMillerBarBQ) June 28, 2020
✅Drive-Thru
✅Curbside
✅Delivery
For the phone number to call in a curbside order or delivery, visit link in bio! pic.twitter.com/1V7qxi8U6q