Waffle House Signals U.S. Reopening, But It Won’t Be Simple
The Waffle House chain of U.S. restaurants, with most of its locations in the nation’s south, is famous for staying open during hurricanes and other severe weather. Now it’s facing what could be a tougher challenge: luring customers who are wary of spending time there because of the coronavirus.
It’s all happening in Georgia, whose Republican governor made waves with his decision to let many businesses and restaurants reopen sooner than most people expected—and earlier than medical experts consider advisable.
Stephanie Flanders talks with Atlanta-based Bloomberg reporter Michael Sasso about…
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