Prince George’s County will begin the first phase of reopening after the coronavirus lockdown on Monday, June 1 and D.C. just opened for phase one on Friday, May 29. That means parts of the Route 1 corridor will be open, but it doesn’t mean things are entirely back to normal.

You will be able to pick up items from retail stores curbside, get a haircut from a stylist with an appointment wearing a face mask in a spaced-out hair salon or eat at a restaurant with outdoor seating. But you’ll still need to maintain at least six feet of social distance and wear a face mask inside businesses and on mass transit.

Here’s a look at several outdoor seating options on the Route 1 corridor and what will be open when. As always, let us know if we missed anything in the comments and be sure to check the hours before heading out.

• Bagels & Grinds in College Park will open its patio starting Monday, June 1 and will be able to accommodate about 20 outdoor seats.

•Busboys and Poets in Hyattsville will open its patio starting Monday, June 1 seating no more than 40 people, and no more than 4 per table. Customers will be able to order on their phones through a scannable QR code or using a disposable paper menu to limit transmission.

• Denizen’s Brewing Co., in Riverdale Park will open its patio and begin offering takeout Tuesday, June 9. They strongly recommend reservations for its outdoor seating and the link to do so will be listed here soon: denizensbrewingco.com/reservations

• Dumm’s Pizza & Subs and 2Fifty Texas BBQ located at Dumm’s Corner in downtown Riverdale Park, will open their patio Monday, June 1 and will be able to accommodate 24 outdoor seats observing restrictions and necessary precautions.

• Marylan Meadaworks in Hyattsville will open its six outdoor tables on Monday, June 1, accommodating no more than 24 people where customers can can order by walking up to its roll-up door. Meadworks will work together with Shortcake Bakery to accommodate more seating in the coming weeks.

• Potomac Pizza in College Park will offer outdoor seating on its patio beginning Monday, June 1 for takeout only. It will have a few tables and chairs available for guests to sit and eat.

• Pizzeria Paradiso in Hyattsville is scheduled to open their patio seating Friday, June 12.

• Provost in Woodridge, D.C., is planning to open its rooftop patio Friday, June 12.

• Streetcar 82 Brewing Co. in Hyattsville plans to open its patio seating area Wednesday, June 3 seating no more than 50 customers according to Prince George’s County phase one rules.

• Town Center Market in Riverdale Park’s downtown will reopen its outdoor patio Monday, June 1 which will seat a maximum of 50 people, 16 seats on the side patio and 34 under the covered patio, with tables spaced out six feet apart. Masks will be required inside, but not on the patio. No indoor seating will be available at this time.

• Vigilante Coffee’s location in Hyattsville and College Park are still only offering curbside pickup and delivery and their patio seating won’t be open just yet.

• Zeke’s Coffee in Woodridge, D.C.,  is still only offering curbside pickup and delivery. They do not have a date just yet on when their patio will reopen.

If you choose to go out, please keep in mind Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines and remember to wear a face mask, stay at least six feet apart from other people, avoid mass gatherings and wash your hands for 20 seconds regularly.

Below is a complete list of the phase one rules in Prince George’s County:

Car washes: Automated only. Drivers and passengers must stay inside the vehicle at all times.

Child care centers: Open for essential employees and those returning to work because of phase one reopening.

Farmers markets: Takeout only. Staff and customers must maintain proper social distancing.

Hair salons and barbershops: By appointment only. One customer per 200 square feet, employees must wear face masks and gloves. Nail salons remain closed.

Houses of worship: Only 10 or fewer people may gather at a time.

Parks and recreational facilities: Parks, golf courses and tennis courts may be used with proper social distancing. Basketball courts, playgrounds and pools remain closed. Contact sports such as basketball and soccer are not permitted.

Restaurants: Outside seating only. No more than six people per table and 50 customers total. Tables spaced six feet apart. Employees must wear face coverings and have health screenings each shift.

Retail stores: Curbside pickup only.