103020 Andys Restaurant (MA)

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Server Mary Kotecki delivers food for her table of customers at Andy's Restaurant on Friday, Oct. 30, 2020 in Crystal Lake. The restaurant will celebrate 40 years in business next year if they are able to overcome the hardships caused by the pandemic, made more difficult by a failed lawsuit brought on by 37 local restaurants to grant an injuction against indoor dining closures.
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Server Mary Kotecki delivers food for her table of customers Garon Albrecht, left, and Arlene Zajdel, right, at Andy's Restaurant on Friday, Oct. 30, 2020 in Crystal Lake. The restaurant will celebrate 40 years in business next year if they are able to overcome the hardships caused by the pandemic, made more difficult by a failed lawsuit brought on by 37 local restaurants to grant an injuction against indoor dining closures.
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Server Mary Kotecki stocks the salad dressings during down time between customer tables at Andy's Restaurant on Friday, Oct. 30, 2020 in Crystal Lake. The restaurant will celebrate 40 years in business next year if they are able to overcome the hardships caused by the pandemic, made more difficult by a failed lawsuit brought on by 37 local restaurants to grant an injuction against indoor dining closures.
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Server Jayme Von Holzen stocks the salad dressings in a refridgerated cooler at Andy's Restaurant on Friday, Oct. 30, 2020 in Crystal Lake. The restaurant will celebrate 40 years in business next year if they are able to overcome the hardships caused by the pandemic, made more difficult by a failed lawsuit brought on by 37 local restaurants to grant an injuction against indoor dining closures.

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Andy's Restaurant co-owner Angie Angelos, left, stand with her son Angelo Angelos in front of a painting of Angie's father, Andrew Piculas, founder of Andy's Restaurant on Friday, Oct. 30, 2020 in Crystal Lake. The restaurant will celebrate 40 years in business next year if they are able to overcome the hardships caused by the pandemic, made more difficult by a failed lawsuit brought on by 37 local restaurants to grant an injuction against indoor dining closures.