Popularized in many states amid the COVID-19 pandemic, eateries will have the authorization to offer consumers alcohol “to-go” as of July 1.
Hacienda Mexican Restaurants had been anticipating this since the lockdowns, when they attempted to sell alcohol for carryout but were unable to do so since the legislation had not yet been passed.
They now claim to be prepared and think it will attract more clients.Popularized in many states amid the COVID-19 pandemic, eateries will have the authorization to offer consumers alcohol “to-go” as of July 1.
Hacienda Mexican Restaurants had been anticipating this since the lockdowns, when they attempted to sell alcohol for carryout but were unable to do so since the legislation had not yet been passed.
They now claim to be prepared and think it will attract more clients.
Senior marketing director of Hacienda Mexican Restaurants Cody Jackson stated that, “I think it would give us a really good boom for our carry out business. And we’re just excited to see what it does. We honestly have no idea but we feel we have a signature product to offer the public and we hope it’s really successful.”
Jackson states that he is happy with the new law, but the safety of the alcohol’s sale is his first concern. To ensure they are abiding by all regulations, they have been collaborating with the Indiana Alcohol and Tobacco Commission.
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Firstly, it is imperative to ensure that alcohol is drunk in a designated container and cannot be drank while driving.
“It’s a tamper evident cap. So we’ll go ahead and seal that when we’re done pouring the margaritas and then it actually gets put inside a tamper evident bag as well. So actually has two forms of seals on it, that way we ensure that when it goes out the door it is sealed for them to take,” Jackson stated.
In order to ensure that patrons are as secure as possible and that restaurants are selling alcohol responsibly, he says he is also collaborating with the workers.
“We reiterated that if someone’s showing any level of intoxication that we’re not to sell, let alone one more drink to them but any alcohol to go as well,” Jackson stated.
