Coronavirus temporarily closes Splash Cafe in Pismo Beach

July 19, 2020

The Slash Cafe in Pismo Beach is temporarily closed after an employee tested positive for the coronavirus, the restaurant announced Friday on Facebook.

During the shutdown, cleaners will sanitize the restaurant in accordance with San Luis Obispo County Public Health Department regulations. The popular restaurant, known for its clam chowder, is expected to reopen in about a week.

“We are taking this news very seriously,” according to Facebook. “With the upmost precaution for the safety and well-being of out staff and customers, Splash Cafe has decided to temporarily close our Pismo Beach location for sanitation and cleaning recommended by the SLO County Health Department.”

The Splash Cafe in San Luis Obispo remains open for patio dining and takeout.

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kayaknut

07/20/2020 7:37 am

Hmmmmm, two weeks after July 4th when local officials refused to close the beaches when beaches to the north and south were all closed but no way this has anything to do with the unmasked visitors.

ClayBertram

Reply to kayaknut

07/20/2020 3:48 pm

There’s one official, Penny Borenstein. This person is supposed to be in control of decisions like that, at least we are paying her $320,000 a year to be. I went to the doctor last week with a fever, aches and a sore throat. I couldn’t get a test because our county doesn’t have enough. Only people being admitted to the hospital are getting them. Penny has to go, she’s obviously incompetent.

mazin

Reply to ClayBertram

07/20/2020 4:27 pm

Good or bad, we are overpaying. Shame on the BOS for these salaries.

https://calcoastnews.com/2019/07/slo-county-raises-management-salaries-cuts-services/

Grandpapa

Reply to ClayBertram

07/21/2020 10:58 am

She’s using trumps logic less testing equals less cases which means everything can open back up which means $$. All they care about

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mazin

07/20/2020 7:05 am

Some good news, small UK biotech firm Synairgen has developed an experimental coronavirus drug SNG001 that helped curb the contraction of serious COVID-19 symptoms. The drug cut the odds of a patient requiring ventilation or dying by 79% compared to those receiving a placebo. See page 22.

https://www.synairgen.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/200720-Synairgen-data-readout-final-version.pdf