Here are the Arlington restaurants reopening their dining rooms and the ones continuing to-go only service

Gov. Greg Abbott issued an executive order Monday that allows restaurants to reopen their dining rooms on May 1 at 25% of their maximum capacity.

A number of Arlington restaurants have made the decision to reopen their dining areas, while others will remain offering only to-go options. Check below to see where your favorite restaurant stands.

All the restaurants reopening their dining areas must abide by the following criteria, according to the order:

• Diners and employees must be at least six feet apart, including those waiting for a table.
• Tables of more than six are not allowed.
• Restaurants are asked to consider having employees wear cloth face coverings or non-medical face masks.
• Bars, which are classified as establishments that make 51% or more of their revenue in alcohol sales, are not allowed to reopen dine-in service.

Babe’s Chicken House will reopen Friday. 234 N. Center St. babeschick.wpengine.com

David’s Barbecue will reopen Friday. 2224 W. Park Row. davidsbarbecuetx.com

Dog Haus Biergarten will reopen with a capacity of 29 people. 4000 Bagpiper Way Suite 110. doghaus.com/locations/arlington-highlands.html

Fuzzy’s Taco Shop will reopen Friday. 510 E. Abram St. fuzzystacoshop.comlocations/arlington-tx-abram/

Gino’s East will reopen Friday. 1350 E Copeland Road. ginoseast.com

Mixed-Up Burgers will reopen with a capacity of 15 people and counter service only. 510 E. Ave. K, Grand Prairie. mixedupburgers.com

Pioneer Restaurant will reopen with a capacity of 15 people. 306 109th St. pioneerrestaurant.com

Rolling Ice Rolled Ice Cream will reopen with a capacity of 11 people. It is offering a 10% discount to anyone affected by the pandemic. 713 W Park Row Drive. therollingice.com

Salsa Joe’s Tex-Mex Smokehouse will reopen with a capacity of 30 people. On Friday and Saturday, it will offer 25% off for dine-in customers. 1700 W. Park Row Drive, No. 116. salsajoestexmex.com

Smoke’N Ash BBQ will reopen with a capacity of 10 people. 7301 Matlock Road Suite 127. smoken-ash-bbq-llc.square.site

The Original Chop House Burgers will reopen with a capacity of 10 people. 2502 Little Road. theoriginalchophouseburgers.com

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Restaurants still offering to-go services only

BBQ Chicken Arlington (Korean fried chicken) will continue to offer pickup and delivery. 1827 S.W. Green Oaks Blvd., No. 101. bbqchickenarlington.com

Boiling Tails Co. will continue to offer curbside and delivery but allow customers to use outdoor picnic tables. Two free kids’ meals with the purchase of an entree and $6 bottle of wine or six pack of beers. 15% off of all other meal purchases. Free delivery within 15 miles. 816 N. Collins St. boilingtails.com

Blu Ice Daiquiris will continue to offer curbside pick up, to-go orders and delivery. 7401 Matlock Road. facebook.com/Blu-Ice-Daiquiris-627961291039804

Chapps Burgers will continue to offer to-go and delivery but will not open any of its locations out of concern for its employees and customers. 153 SW Plaza and 2596 E. Arkansas Lane. chappsburgers.com

Flavors Wings N Daiquiris offers curbside pick up and to go. It will not reopen for dine-in due to a concern for a second-wave of the disease and asks customers to wear masks when coming inside. 5005 S. Cooper St., Suite 175. Flavorswingsndaiquiris.com

LuluPops by Lina is offering curbside pick up and$1.50 macarons. 3851 S.W. Green Oaks Blvd., Suite 103. Lulupopsbylina.com

Tandoor Indian Restaurant will continue to offer to-go and delivery. Wine bottles are 10% off. 1200 North Fielder Road Suite 532. tandoorrestaurant.net

The Brown Bag Club will continue to offer curbside pick up, to-go orders and delivery. 8651 John T. White Road. thebrownbag.club