Boston brings back streetside dining program, with limits in the North End

I agree! That little Greek place, Kava has a lovely corner to set up on, and in general, the South End along Shawmut and other sleepy one way streets are beautiful places to dine. Aquitaine and the Black Lamb are lucky enough to have a little dead end street between them, and they make it so charming there on a summer night.

But not every restaurant is lucky enough to have a cute and suitable sidewalk. I live in a large building in Southie, which is not a cute street scape, where busses wizz by all day, and the restaurant downstairs keeps setting up the saddest on-street patio, that makes the whole street look totally shabby. No one sits there, because traffic is endless on that corner, and busses look like they come right at you, but hey, they are going to keep doing it over neighbor's objections, even though, like in the North End, they have lost alot of business from their immediate neighbors.

I guess all you can do is let people throw their tantrums and run their businesses into the ground.

You forgot the flu and RSV, not mention the measles.

Indicate the number of boosters you've received.

Fair pricing, getting the physical size of each one right, safety barricades, wheelchair accessibility, cleanliness, and the list goes on.

It seems pretty clear it will stick around in some form, but the details continue to be in flux precisely because it's still in the broad experimental phase.