'Quarantine greenhouses' to 'sneezing fences'

Outfitted in face shields and holding long wooden planks in gloved hands, servers slide meals into mini greenhouses lining Amsterdam's waterfront. A pandemic riff on private dining rooms — chambres séparées in French — a Dutch restaurant has dubbed its experiment Serres Sépparées (separate greenhouses).

More like dining in a fishbowl than a behind-closed-doors experience, the ETEN restaurant at Amsterdam's Mediamatic art centre is putting a playful spin on protective barriers. Big enough for up to three people to gather around a candlelit table, these transparent enclosures serve as an example of what dining during relaxed COVID-19 containment measures could look like.

Source: National Post
Photo was taken at Mediamatic ETEN in Biotoop Dijkspark during our testing on April 28, 2020 By:Anne Lakeman

Source: Mediamatic