Press

Call it a bubble, call it a dome, call it a yurt — but to survive, restaurants will have to get creative as it gets colder.

"Call it a bubble, call it a dome, call it a yurt — but to survive, restaurants will have to get creative as it gets colder."

The New York Times

Could eating in a bubble be the future of dining in the coronavirus-era?

Fox Business

Life in a Bubble Is Warm and Relaxed at Lazy Bean Cafe

Jewish Link

"Bubble Craze Spreads to More Restaurants"

West Side Rag

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Cafe du Soleil’s Space-Age Seating Is a Hit: ‘People Want Their Bubbles’

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West Side Rag

Aviva Markowitz, left, and Rivka Alter enjoy a drink in a protective bubble at the Lazy Bean Cafe in Teaneck, New Jersey. The United States is approaching a record for the number of new daily coronavirus cases in the latest ominous sign about the disease's grip on the nation.

"... enjoy a drink in a protective bubble at the Lazy Bean Cafe in Teaneck"

Daily Herald

Staci Beauchamp from Douglaston and Karen Zimmerman from

"Each bubble holds six people and has a small heater"

Newsday