April 2020 – The Brentwood Restaurant & Wine Bistro

Sue White Apr 30, 2020Apr 30, 2020

Celebrate Mother’s Day With Brentwood

French restaurant With all that’s been happening today, it’s safe to say that Mother’s Day in 2020 is like no other. If your mom is living far away, then you probably have been relying on virtual ideas to celebrate this special day. However, there are also those who haven’t seen their mother for weeks because of the coronavirus pandemic. Meanwhile, there are a few who would like to take their mothers or wives out to dinner but can’t do so because of the lockdown. Fortunately, a French restaurant is prepared to make this celebration as special as it can be even during these trying times.

The Brentwood Restaurant & Wine Bistro is already taking pre-orders for your Mother’s Day celebration this coming May 10. They have already prepared a special menu for the event.

For soup and salad, you can choose from:

She Crab Soup
Brentwood Salad
Poached Pear & Blue Cheese Salad
Roasted Beet and Goat Cheese Salad

Sue White Apr 24, 2020Apr 24, 2020

Tips For Rescheduling Your Wedding Amid The Coronavirus Outbreak

wedding venue Although no couple would want to be forced to put off their wedding, there are instances when they can’t avoid rescheduling. That’s the truth that many couples who have spent months planning their weddings now face because of the coronavirus pandemic that’s currently wreaking havoc around the world and the limitations on travel and gatherings that were set in place to prevent the spread.

Although this is a difficult decision to make and the thought of replanning the big day you’ve already worked so hard on could feel very overwhelming, you’ll be able to handle it. Rather than panicking, you should plan.

Wedding Day Rescheduling Tips

Freeze Your Custom Orders

In case you are postponing within 10 weeks of your scheduled nuptials, get in touch with your florist and stationary designer right away; ask the designer to cancel the printing on everything that has your wedding date on it. You should also ask the florist to stop placing orders for fresh blooms.

You should also call your wedding venue to determine what future dates are available. It’s crucial to be open to Fridays, Sundays, as well as off-peak months. In case you are planning a destination wedding, you might not want to pick out a new date immediately. Instead. Wait until you’ve got more information regarding how international travel would be affected over the following months.

Sue White Apr 16, 2020Apr 16, 2020

Get In Touch With Your Loved Ones Through Virtual Dinner Parties

French restaurant It’s the second quarter of 2020 and people are not able to host any in person parties or gatherings because of the coronavirus pandemic. A stay at home order has been set in place and people are asked to practice social distancing. This is a sad reality and it may take a while before people can once again share food with friends and loved ones in a French restaurant, for instance.

But entertaining does not have to mean that you and your guests need to gather around the same table. You can sit at separate tables in different locations and still enjoy a party together. But all these need to happen over the internet. You can use apps like Facetime, Zoom, Google Hangouts, or Skype. There will be no scheduling conflicts aside from making sure that your virtual dinner get together happens after you all clock out for the day from your jobs. Plus, if you burn the chicken because you were also cleaning the house while cooking, only you would be the one who’ll eat it.

What’s great about a virtual dinner party is that you don’t have to spend months or even weeks planning for the event in a French restaurant Myrtle Beach. You can just text your friends a few days before, set a time, and share a meal or drink together, virtually. It will be a lovely way to create that sense of community for a few hours even if you are not together physically. The food won’t be the main event, everyone will focus on being able to talk, unwind, and relax, even if you are just doing it all online.

Sue White Apr 14, 2020

Is It Safe To Order Delivery Or Takeout Amid The Coronavirus Pandemic?

French restaurant Many people are wondering if it’s safe to order food during the coronavirus crisis. It’s been a week since San Francisco was locked down to prevent the spread of the virus, and it didn’t take too long for Illinois, Connecticut, New York, and California to follow suit. These states and other parts of the country, French restaurants and other types of food establishments are only allowed to serve their clients through takeout or delivery.

Restaurants, for a lot of people, are important right now. Although a few are using these limitations to rekindle their passion for cooking or to learn new dishes, that isn’t applicable to everyone like for parents who are working at home while homeschooling their kids because of school shutdown. And don’t forget the frontline workers, the staff in hospitals who are working 24/7 and no longer have time to eat were it not for French restaurants Myrtle Beach supplying their meals.

But is it possible to become infected from food delivery or takeout? The food on its own, provided that it’s cooked as per the standard safety guidelines, isn’t a problem. The resources that were given by the North Carolina State University, which were compiled from the CDC research suggested that the novel coronavirus, which is responsible for COVID-19, isn’t suitable to infect humans via the digestive system because the acid in the stomach will cause the virus to be inactive, if for instance, a sick worker sneezed near your meal.

Sue White Apr 8, 2020

How To Celebrate Easter Even While In Quarantine

French restaurant Easter will definitely be different this year. Even if it falls on a Sunday as scheduled, family Easter dinner and games wont’ be the same thanks to the physical and social distancing guidelines in place. The roots of the holiday stay the same, however, the classic activities for Easter like Easter egg coloring will be affected by the supplies found in your area stores, the available space in your house, as well as the crafting supplies from last year that you still have. Even though this won’t be the Easter that many people expected, there are still several reasons why you should celebrate.

Ideas To Celebrate Easter At Home This Year

Change How You Dye Eggs

For a lot of families, dyeing the Easter eggs together is a tradition they do annually. This year, fresh eggs might be difficult to find on your local stores. Additionally, if you’ve got fresh eggs in your home, you should preserve them for consumption and not for crafting or decorating. You can use Styrofoam eggs instead. Decorating them is easy. You can use crayons, markers, and other similar tools that you find in your home.

Do A Different Egg Hunt

These days, it’s not ideal to let your kids loose on a playground or field that’s dotted with eggs. Instead, you can use your house and yard. Tuck the Easter eggs around your home for your children to find.

Rethink The Easter Gifts and Baskets

This year, you won’t be able to fill your Easter baskets like before. Perhaps you can’t visit your go to stores or you don’t have extra cash. Think of tucking your homemade sweets into your Easter baskets or you can fill them out with drawings of the gifts you want to buy once businesses in your area reopen.

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