Tex-mex vs covid-19


The last Monday the restaurants were finally open so on Tuesday (it was my wife's birthday) we finally went to a tex-mex restaurant.

In the last two months di lockdown we did not go out so we sometimes had order dinner to tex-mex restaurant with delivery to home, but a draft beer is better than a bottled beer and anyway, tacos and fajitas are better if eaten hot in the plates than in takeaway containers (even if strictly compostable).

Of course, it is strange to see the waiters with face masks but if the food is good and the waiters are nice it is always enjoyable to have dinner outside.

Anyway, we all (with little precautions) will come out from this damn coronavirus time (especially if we sometimes can help ourselves with some tacos and fajitas).

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