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Douglas Trattner
Felice is always worth checking out. Now, it will be safer to do so.
As Covid marches on, fueled by the more contagious Delta variant, more and more businesses
are requiring proof of vaccination or recent negative COVID-19 tests for entry into their establishments.
We can add
Felice (12502 Larchmere Blvd., 216-791-0918) on the Cleveland-Shaker border to the list. The 13-year-old restaurant recently announced that in an effort to protect the safety of its staff and guests, would-be diners must show proof of vaccination or a negative Covid test.
The responses on social media, as one can likely imagine, have been widely mixed. While the majority of people who elected to comment praised the restaurant for its decision while vowing to dine there in support, others were incensed. (Top tip: Never read the comments.)
Here is the statement from Felice:
"Given the increase in Covid cases we are taking steps to keep our staff and guests safe. Starting on September 1, 2021 we are asking guests for proof of vaccine (photo of your card on the phone will be accepted) or a negative Covid test within 72 hours of your visit. We appreciate your patience and understanding to help protect our community and we are grateful for your continued support of Felice."
