, or designated outdoor refreshment area, to Columbus Monday night, some businesses are getting ready to take part. The area spans more than half a mile between east Franklinton and Fourth Street in downtown Columbus.
Bars and restaurants like Land-Grant said a designated outdoor refreshment area is welcome news, and sure to bring in a boost for business. Once it starts, people within the perimeter of the designated area can buy an alcoholic beverage at participating DORA locations and take the drink to-go in their DORA cup."DORA beverages are not allowed into other establishments that also sell alcohol,” Cole said.The designated area includes outdoor spaces like Columbus Commons and other walkable locations.
With plans to start up next month, it also gives people the chance to enjoy the weather as it gets warmer.