Restaurants & Bars
Pierce County Creates Program To Offer Discounts To Dine-In Restaurant Customers
The total amount of funding available to each restaurant cannot exceed $90,000.
October 13, 2020
Pierce County recently dedicated $7.5 million from its federal CARES Act allocation to create a program that would offer a 30 percent discount to dine-in customers, excluding alcohol purchases. The 30 percent discount is only available to customers eating at eligible restaurants during a two-week promotional window. The promotional dates have not been set.
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Licensed restaurants in operation before March 23, 2020 that continue to operate and be open to the public, and that are full-service restaurants designated with a NAICS Code 722511 on their business license, are eligible.
The total amount of funding available to each restaurant cannot exceed $90,000. During the two-week promotional period, eligible restaurants can receive compensation up to 50 percent of gross sales for dine-in meals, excluding alcohol, for each day. No participating restaurants will receive less than $5,000.
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Restaurants interested in applying for the new program should check the Economic Development Department website piercecountywa.gov/CARESbusiness, which will share information once the program is ready for applicants.
This press release was produced by the City of Lakewood. The views expressed here are the author’s own.