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Two Sherway Gardens restaurants reopen after deep cleaning

September 2, 2020 by SouthEtobicokeNews

Deep cleaning has taken place in two restaurants at CF Sherway Gardens which have reported positive for COVID-19 cases.

The restaurants affected are the Keg and JOEY Sherway, according to Cadillac Fairview officials.

The company says their restaurants acted “quickly and responsibly,” and both have since undergone deep cleanings.

They say JOEY has already reopened following a deep-cleaning while the Keg was reopened following a similar process on Tuesday.

“CF will continue our extra cleaning of all elevator banks, food court tables, common area seating, doors and stair railings, and all other high-touch points in the complex,” says a statement from Cadillac Fairview.

“At this point in time public health has advised that no further action is required and the building can remain open for business.”

News of the infections comes one day after JOEY Yorkdale temporarily closed after becoming aware of an “isolated case” involving one of its employees.

The Yorkdale location of Foot Locker has also been closed since last week due to multiple positive cases involving its employees.

An official for Sherway Gardens says the two individuals were in JOEY and The Keg Steakhouse and was unable to confirm if they were staff or patrons.

 

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