TAMPA, Fla. -- Armature Works is reopening parts of its operation starting Thursday to allow vendors to implement takeout and delivery orders.
The food hall closed all operations on March 16.
“After four plus weeks of full closure we are very happy to allow our vendors the opportunity to now use their kitchens for both takeout and delivery, with very strict guidelines,” said Chas Bruck, Co-Developer for The Heights District and Armature Works.
“We fully appreciate and understand how much our vendors have needed this opportunity, but we felt it was more important at the time to close in a proactive effort to slow the spread of COVID-19. Further, the last four weeks have allowed us to research and observe best practices to better ensure the safety of our guests, employees and vendors.”
Armature Works implemented the following safety and sanitation initiatives:
- Online ordering only
- Cleaning and sanitation of all contact areas within stalls and market
- Use of disposable gloves
- Use of hand sanitizers
- Use of facemasks
- Social distancing throughout the entire market
- Limited number or touchpoints between order preparation & delivery
- Curbside pickup (North Ola Ave East Entry) and placement of order inside your vehicle
- Required temperature readings for all employees entering the building
- Commitment from employees to adhere to all guidelines away from Armature Works
The following restaurants are participating beginning Thursday, April 16:
- Astro Ice Cream Co. (Ice Cream)
- Ava (Authentic Wood Fired Pizza)
- Butcher N’ Barbeque (Barbecue, sides and more)
- Kuba, previously know as Hemingway’s (Modern Cuban Cuisine)
- Union by Commune + Co. (Coffee and Tea Bar)
- Zukku Sushi (Sushi, Burritos and Bowls)
The following restaurants are participating beginning Monday, April 20:
Visit each vendor's website or social media for their specific ordering instructions.
