Rochester restaurant adjusts to outdoor seating

Starting June 10, restaurants can expand outdoor seating and allow people inside at 25% capacity.

Can reopen at 25?

"* new on daybreak as minnesota restaurants now prepare to open for indoor seating, we're learning some are still struggling with outdoor dining.

Kimt news 3's madelyne watkins joins us live this morning to tells us how they're getting through.

Brooke and tyler.

As you can see here behind me, casablanca has plenty of room and tables outside available to seat customers at... and they even brought in new tables.

But the owner tells me they aren't filling them up like she hoped.

Owner, amber bojji, tells me they were excited to finally serve customers again after just offering take out the the last few months.

Before customers are seated outside, an employee will take their temperature then bring out bottled water and their own hand sanitizer.

Bojji says they have all the safety measures in place to keep everyone safe.

But some of her regular customers are still hesitant to come in.

Which is only adding to the lower amount of revenue they're "we have talked to a few guests that are still doing take out with us and we've let them know that our patio is open and they said, 'we're just not there yet.'

We're completely understandabl e, so we are continuing with our takeout."

To hopefully bring in some income they've been missing... bojji tells me they're hosting some wine scotch tasting events this week.

You can check out their facebook page if you're interested.

Live in rochester.

Madelyne thank you madelyne.

Casablanca does require its employees and customers to wear a