UPDATE: Monday afternoon, the city of Dallas mandated that all bars must close and restaurants must close for in-house dining as of March 17 (take-out, delivery and drive-thru are still allowed). Read more on the city's actions here.

Whether or not they're on this list, there are many restaurants pushing for takeout and delivery — so continue your usual spending at restaurants this way. It could keep you safe and keep them in business.

Curbside pickup

Only open for dinner service 5 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday.

Bullion's owners are also providing payroll for their entire 61-person staff.

Reducing food truck operations; only working private events

Offering takeout bento boxes ($13-$18)

Closed, with plans to have delivery once they're going with Uber Eats

Closed temporarily

Operating on a to-go order basis

They've announced Homewood at Home with family meals to go: four courses for $40 a person.

No in-store or outside dining (sandwich orders still available to-go, thank goodness)

If you're on their email list, they also send out what they do and don't have in the store right now.

Open for dinner service. Encouraging their new takeaway menu with valet pickup or home delivery.

Closed temporarily

The restaurant has started curbside delivery.

Takeout only

Offering takeout and curbside

Closed until March 20

Retail only; no tastings, snacks or wine by the glass

Pickup or delivery only

Closed until March 20

Staying open as long as it's allowed with food to-go and quick backdoor pickup

Take home pre-packaged skewers and meals; curbside available

Closing until "the scientific community at large decides to reopen to the public."

Delivery and curbside pickup only; interior closed

They say their sales have taken an 80% hit this week, by the way. If you love these wonderful cupcakes, make an order.

As of March 17, Taco y Vino is takeout only: $30 for six tacos and a bottle of Cava (retail wine sales continue)

Will deliver within a 5-mile radius

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