- The state ended its mask mandate in most public places on April 28, 2021, however, businesses may continue to enforce their own mandates.
- The Governor eased most Louisiana restrictions in a new order on April 7 in which limitations on bar and restaurant service are completely lifted and go to local ordinances to enforce.
- Starting March 4, the state’s bars can open and indoor music can return for the first time since locking down the state. However, the mask mandate remains in effect.
- The Governor extended the modified version of phase 2 restrictions of the state’s reopening plan until the end of March 2021. Restaurants are required to reduce indoor dining capacity to 50% and must stop alcohol service by 11 p.m. Bars must suspend indoor food and drink consumption in regions with a high rate of COVID-19. Outdoor service is permitted, but seating is capped at 50 patrons.
- On November 25 the Governor announced more restrictions, reducing capacity at most businesses and restaurants to 50% and must stop serving alcohol at 11 pm. Bars must suspend indoor food and drink consumption in parishes with a higher rate of COVID-19. This order remains in effect.
- Outdoor service is permitted, however, each establishment must not seat more than 50 patrons.
- As of July 11, the governor required that all citizens above the age of 8 wear a mask in all public areas, unless social distancing can be maintained. On August 26th, the governor extended this mandate, continuing to operate in Phase 2.
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