SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- A new report conducted by the Golden Gate Restaurant Association puts it concretely that many Bay Area restaurants have suffered major financial losses from the shelter-in-place order.
According to a survey of 419 Bay Area restaurants, 216 restaurant owners say "only offering delivery and takeout is not a financially viable solution for the majority of restaurants."
73% of those are now open for takeout and delivery during the shelter-in-place.
60% of those are losing money, while 62% of owners have laid off 50% or more of their employees.
But there is small glimmer of hope - the majority of respondents have received emergency federal loans.
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