Delivery cocktail service may continue even after the pandemic is over - Business Insider

Bars are offering delivery cocktail service — and they may continue even after the pandemic is over

Around the world, bars and restaurants hamstrung by coronavirus safety orders are trying to make ends meet by selling cocktails to go.

"We're just scrappy, and we're trying to keep the lights on, and that's why we're doing this. It's not glamorous. No one's enjoying doing this. It's not a fun time for anybody." "China was the first country that this virus affected, so we didn't have anyone to look at for help or for guidance," co-owner Andrew Ho said. "So we really had to prepare for the worst."

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