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That's probably only possible in places like New Orleans. I was surprised to learn about the notion of the "to-go cup" a few years back. It has significant expl
by hodgesrm 7y ago
That's probably only possible in places like New Orleans. I was surprised to learn about the notion of the "to-go cup" a few years back. It has significant explanatory power in some parts of the city.
- _delirium 7y agoIt's not legal in most places, but being temporarily legalized in some. Washington, DC is passing a bill this afternoon [1] allowing takeout places to deliver beer/wine if ordered with at least one food item. I'm guessing other cities will pass something similar. [1] edit: See section 203 photographed here: https://twitter.com/mitchryals/status/1239938801839099905 https://twitter.com/mitchryals/status/1239938801839099905
- sambroner 7y agoI couldn't find this by googling. Can you post a link?
- v64 7y agoIt's part of the COVID-19 Emergency Amendment Act of 2020 [1] that was passed today. [1] http://www.icontact-archive.com/archive?c=653228&f=109&s=27705&m=907416&t=e9e88f3478ef96a84e6da9a6a941197473e9c0f17a04da6fc6e40bf22670a9a5 http://www.icontact-archive.com/archive?c=653228&f=109&s=277...
- akavi 7y agoTo-go cups are legal in NYC as of Tuesday, so long as they're sold with food[0]. [0] https://ny.eater.com/2020/3/17/21182052/new-york-state-liquor-authority-restaurant-laws-coronavirus https://ny.eater.com/2020/3/17/21182052/new-york-state-liquo...