Bristol restaurant closes after staff member tests positive for Covid-19
A restaurant in Bristol has shut its doors after one of its members of staff tested positive for Covid-19.
Seven Lucky Gods said the member of staff has not been at the Wapping Wharf restaurant since Tuesday 7 July but as a precaution they are carrying out a deep clean and staying closed until further notice.
Bosses have now announced that all staff members who have had a Covid-19 test, have had negative results.
They are still awaiting results from a few members of the team but no-one has shown any symptoms or felt unwell.
The restaurant will remain closed until Monday 20 July as a precaution.
The Japanese fusion restaurant said in a social media post they were "gutted" but want to be transparent with customers.
It's one of a few establishments in the West Country that has had to close because of positive coronavirus results.
In Burnham-on-Sea The Lighthouse pub also had to close after a confirmed case of Covid-19.
Its closure affected the nearby Saagar Indian Takeaway which had to shut because one of its delivery drivers had frequented the pub on the so-called 'Super Saturday'.
The Lighthouse will reopen to members of the public on Monday 13 July.
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