restaurants and coronavirus

News4’s Aimee Cho reports on the return of indoor dining after a long court battle.

A D.C. restaurant owner who would feed anyone, regardless of whether they could pay, nearly went out of business because of the coronavirus pandemic. But then the community stepped up in a way he could never have imagined. Thousands of donors helped save Kazi Mannan’s restaurant, Sakina Halal Grill, from going under. You might call it a case of...

Sakina Halal Grill in D.C. has made it a point to serve anyone who comes in hungry, regardless of whether they can pay. So when the pandemic nearly forced the restaurant to close its doors for good, the community stepped in to help. News4’s Pat Collins reports.

Hard-hit restaurants in downtown D.C. will be able to cook, mix drinks and serve food in a massive outdoor tent. News4’s Juliana Valencia explains this new dining experience.