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Michelin restaurant fills empty seats with mannequins
Updated On: 17 May, 2020 07:15 AM IST | Virginia | Agencies
'This would allow plenty of space between real guests and elicit a few smiles and provide some fun photo ops,' he adds. The Inn, which is 'known for being reverently irreverent' area, is scheduled to reopen on May 29

The life-sized mannequins are dressed to evoke the post-war ambience of the 1940s. Pic/AFP
Their eyes are vacant, their smiles uncanny, but they're dressed to the nines and they don't need a reservation for some of America's finest dining.
A Michelin-starred restaurant in the US state of Virginia has found a fun—or creepy, depending on your taste—way to enforce social distancing when it reopens at the end of May: costumed mannequins seated among the breathing guests.


