ASHEBORO, N.C. — It's a trend that has swept across the country with cities and restaurants, especially during the pandemic. But even as things begin to open up again this concept may stick around for a while.
"We are planning to shut down the primary streets and allow our restaurants to open what essentially is a sidewalk/street cafe," said Downtown Ahseboro's Rebekah McGee, "This allows our restaurant owners to gain a little financial traction as things are still not back to normal as far as their profits are concerned."