Restaurants without outdoor dining options have to rely on take-out and delivery only

All counties in the state of California are allowed to have outdoor dining.

But what about the restaurants that don't have that luxury?

Can count on.

Officials say none of the staff members has tested positive.

And the jail is working with public health and its medical services to attempt to stop the spread.### statewide restaurants forced to close indoor dining... outdoor dining is still allowed in all 58 counties.

But what about the restaurants that don't have that option?

Action news now reporter esteban reynoso is live in chico.

Esteban, you spoke with one such restaurant owner - he can't move to outdoor seating?

They had to close off their indoor dining here at broadway heights, and they don't have chairs or tables outside.

They're all inside and because of the statewide shutdown -- they're unusable.

"i'm angry!

Is it fair?

I don't know what's fair with this virus going on here."

Broadway heights in downtown chico was fully expecting to have customers dine in.

"we screwed up and butte county is screwed."

Now instead of having a full dining room -- it's empty -- for employees's here - it feels like éà vu.

"well now that we're closed again, this is the amount of money that isn't coming in, and these are the amount of people who are not gonna get to work."

Lesa sheridan is trying to remin optimistic.

"we're still making it work and we're still staying afloat."

But without dine in options, the employees are missing out on lots of money in tips.

"yeah, of course, we wish we had a patio so we could do dine-in, but it is what it is, and we're surviving."

Schulman says this time around for shutdowns, he's more prepared than the last.

"we did well being open, for the few weeks that we did it.

So we know what we're gonna lose."

Broadway heights is still open for takeout and delivery.

Live in downtown chico, esteban reynoso, action news now.

So far there are this virus going on here."

Broadway heights in downtown chico was fully expecting to have customers dine in.

"we screwed up and butte county is screwed."

Now instead of having a full dining room -- it's empty -- for employees's here - it feels like éà vu.

"well now that we're closed again, this is the amount of money that isn't coming in, and these are the amount of people who are not gonna get to work."

Lesa sheridan is trying to remin optimistic.

"we're still making it work and we're still staying afloat."

But without dine in options, the employees are missing out on lots of money in tips.

"yeah, of course, we wish we had a patio so we could do dine-in, but it is what it is, and we're surviving."

Schulman says this time around for shutdowns, he's more prepared than the last.

"we did