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  Smiles are powerful. Seeing someone's facial expression, and pearly white teeth staring squarely at you, can help people feel more comfortable socializing. However, since last winter, the privilege of seeing smiling faces has unfortunately been taken away. We have consequently all been forced to adjust our living styles. Our sense of what was always “normal” no longer exists. In this world we live in, we cannot read facial expressions, we cannot see pearly white teeth, and we cannot give the present of smiling back to anyone.  We understand the power of a smile at Four Seasons, and realize that COVID-19 has certainly turned our world gloomy; however, some good has of course come out of these unforeseen circumstances. The ability to disconnect from the hustle and bustle and take time to appreciate one's family has been one of the bright spots since the start of the pandemic. What better way to enjoy the company of your family than with a sunroom, which can help you and your...

Offering take-out, contactless delivery, and outdoor dining are all common ways that restaurants have acclimated to the new normal. As the social distancing efforts across the United States show no sign of slowing, it is clear that additional measures may be necessary to keep restaurants bustling, especially as the seasons change. Differentiation from competition is a huge factor in driving patrons to restaurants during this time where people are still reluctant to leave home and are extremely sensitive to the health and safety practices carried out by eateries.    Popular establishments may be thriving with their regular clientele.  Smaller, or predominantly indoor businesses could be seeking ways to attract diners to keep up momentum for the balance of the summer and moving forward. With coronavirus cases resurgent and flu season around the corner, restaurant owners should begin to implement plans for operations that pair safety with distinc...