BEAUMONT, Texas — As the number of concerns grows surrounding the coronavirus, local businesses are taking preventative measures to avoid its spread.
Although the efforts are to keep the community safe, these precautions will have a direct impact on local businesses in the Southeast Texas area.
Local restaurant owners in Southeast Texas are now preparing to rely on different delivery only options. Restaurants such as Daddio’s Burger in Beaumont aren't allowing customers to dine in. People can make a to-go order or use a delivery service to get their food.
Businesses outside of food services are taking steps to keep the virus at bay as well. We have compiled a list of business that are temporarily closed due to growing concerns about the coronavirus.
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If your business is temporarily closing in light of current events, send us an email with the subject line: "Closure." The email must be sent from a credible email address or Facebook page.
We will continue to update this article as we receive new information.
- 5 Under Gold Center
- Art Museum of SETX
- Amelia Farm & Market
- Ana's Delights
- Ana's Mexican Bakery
- Bruno's Grill on Phelan
- Cinemark Theatres
- Announced closure March 18th
- Cali Kitchen
- Colichia's
- Diocese of Beaumont
- Announced suspension of all liturgical services March 18, 2020. The suspension includes Holy Week and Easter services.
- Freebirds
- The Grill by ASP
- Hooters
- Juju's Crawfish Shack
- Katharine & Co.
- Logan's Roadhouse
- Los Tigres Del Norte Concert Cancelled
- Refunds are available at point of purchase, according to Discover Beaumont
- Luby's in Port Arthur
- Luke's Mid County
- Marble Slab (Walden and Port Arthur)
- McFaddin-Ward House Museum
- Announced closure until end of March
- Museum of the Gulf Coast
- Announced closure March 17, 2020
- Nacho Queen
- Pappadeaux's
- Pei Wei
- Planet Fitness
- Announced closure March 17, 2020
- Reel Cajun in Lumberton
- Spindletop Gladys City Boomtown Museum - Lamar University
- Announced closure March 17
- Shangri La Botanical Gardens and Nature Center
- Closed on March 17, 2020, cancelled all events until April 4, 2020.
- The Lutcher Theater
- Announced closure from March 17- April 30, 2020
- The Beauty Bungalow Nail & Microblading salon
- Announced closure March 20, 2020 until further notice
- Urban Air Trampoline Park
- Announced closure March 17, 2020
Texas Massage Parlors, gyms, bars and other non essential businesses
Gov. Greg Abbott announced the closure of all Texas massage establishments starting midnight on March 20. They will be closed from March 20 to April 3.
