London restaurants fret as going out goes out of style – ZAWYA

London restaurants fret as going out goes out of style – ZAWYA

london restaurants fret as going out goes out of style hospitality sector reopened on july 4    a couple walk past empty restaurants during a quiet night at brixton village, as the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (covid-19) continues to affect businesses, in london, britain july 14, 2020. picture taken july 14, 2020. london - restaurants might have reopened, but the owner of etta's seafood kitchen in london's brixton village market fears the prolonged covid-19 lockdown may have changed customer behaviour for good.trepidation among consumers in england since the hospitality sector reopened on july 4 has seen many owners wonder whether they will go out of business before the punters come back."i think people's habits have changed. i think a lot of people as well are cooking more at home. and i just think, you know, everyone is still a little bit scared because i don't know exactly what's going to happen," etta burrell, owner of the seafood kitchen, told reuters.trepidation among consumers in england since the hospitality sector reopened on july 4 has seen many owners wonder whether they will go out of business before the punters come back.london - restaurants might have reopened, but the owner of etta's