A Beautiful Summer of Al Fresco dining.. but is it really?

Given that dining at your favorite Sushi joint comes at certain risks right now, most restaurants have shifted to outdoor seating as a lifeline to survive the pandemic. The Food & Beverage Industry-

Given that dining at your favorite Sushi joint comes at certain risks right now, most restaurants have shifted to outdoor seating as a lifeline to survive the pandemic.

While, summertime brings great outdoor weather, it also brings rain & heatwaves.
An untimely downpour can not only wipe out an entire day's worth of income but also leave your guests returning home hungry and annoyed.

Take London for example- a city known as Europe's Dining capital (until Brexit, ofcourse- a whole different matter we won’t get into right now). 
If there is one thing Londoners would agree on- it would be that it's impossible to predict British weather. The city can see upto 4 seasons in a day- with rain being a constant threat.

Even New York has been experiencing a string of ill-timed thunderstorms amid a scorching heatwave with people calling the weather "totally insane".

"There is a storm brewing in nyc like the End of the world, holy sh*t, Global warming is pissed", one user writes.
"Crazy lightening storm hitting One World Trade Center. The sky is ELECTRIC.

Still wana tuck into that Crispy Tuna roll al fresco? 

Yep, didn't think so.