Restaurants reopening in Iowa

What changes can you expect to see?

Time you dine out?

It's the day folks in the hawkeye state have been waiting for.

Many businesses are unlocking the doors and letting customers in?

A huge deal, especially for restaurants.

Live kimt news 3's nick kruszalnicki joins us live from a mason city eatery with how day one is going.

George and katie?

So far, supper time here at the sports page has been busy with folks wanting to do a little dining away from the kitchen table at home.

Things do look quite a bit different in here.

The jukebox and video games have been unplugged and the pool table remains off limits to customers.

Bar seating is also not allowed and many of the chairs have been stacked up to create distance between the tables in the dining area.

Steven anderegg, one of the owners of the sports page told me the most thrilling thing about reopening, was being able to call his workers back it was exciting to bring the employees back and have an employee meeting and talk through the rules and regulations that were there.

The employees were excited to come back to work.

The sports page has a maximum occupancy of 250 people normally and when they rearranged the seating, they found they were just under the 50 percent limit set by the governor.

Live in mason city, nick kruszalnicki, thanks nick.

If you were wondering?

The state of iowa is not requiring restaurant workers or customers to wear masks.///