How many people can be inside New Jersey’s restaurants, gyms and other indoor businesses increased Friday.
As of 6 a.m., restaurants, amusement venues, gyms, casinos, fitness clubs, barber shops, salons and personal care businesses were permitted to have up to 50% capacity, Gov. Phil Murphy announced last week.
Previously, capacity was set at 35%.
Bar seating still isn’t permitted, Murphy said.
The easing of restrictions and expansion of indoor activities and dining comes as the cap on indoor personal gatherings also goes up. Starting Friday, the limit for indoor non-religious and non-political activities goes from 10 to 25.
Outdoor gatherings can go up from 25 to 50 people
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