Covid-19 Regulations at The Waterfront
The Government has published its 4-Step road map to ease the current lockdown in England and we would encourage you to read the full detail of this on the Gov.UK website.
Restaurants and cafes are now open for outdoor and indoor service; groups of up to six – or two households of any size – are allowed inside. There is no requirement for a substantial meal to be served alongside alcoholic drinks, and no curfew. The requirement to order, eat and drink while seated (‘table service’) remains.
At The Waterfront we want your shopping and dining experience to be safe and stress-free, so we are working together with the centre’s businesses and have in place a host of measures, which we think will help.
- Clear signage to encourage 2 metre distancing.
- Businesses are carrying out extensive, scheduled cleaning with even more focus on key touch points.
- Restaurants are providing table service only and have track and trace systems in place.
- Hand sanitising stations at locations throughout The Waterfront.
- The public toilets are open with a thorough cleaning schedule in place
Guidance for a safer visit
- Plan your trip
- Check government guidance if you feel unwell and only go to The Waterfront if it is safe for you to do so.
- Give yourself plenty of time as you may need to queue.
- Social distance.
- Follow government guidance in relation to wearing a face covering. The latest advice can be found here. This currently means guests must wear a face covering when visiting all businesses at The Waterfront – we do appreciate that there are reasons for exemption.
- You are not required to wear a face covering while eating in the restaurants. However, please wear your face covering when you are walking through a venue or order food to take away. While you are eating, your face covering must not be placed on the dining table.
- Queue considerately and be aware of other people using the footpaths.
- If possible make payments with cards or contactless payment.
- After leaving The Waterfront wash or sanitise your hands.
Most importantly, please follow the latest government advice and self-isolate if you or anyone in your household has coronavirus symptoms.