What would you do on NFL Draft Day in a normal year? I’m guessing you’d head to a sports bar to watch the proceedings with other football fans while eating some wings or pizza and chugging a few beers.

Well, you can’t. Not this year. But the draft is going on anyway, on Thursday, April 23, with the fully optimistic belief that there will indeed be a season this fall.

So let’s pretend right along. And instead of going to a sports bar, let’s do the next best thing and order some wings, pizzas and beers from American Social, the usually bustling sports themed bar and kitchen on Restaurant Row.

Amso has put together some special packages for NFL Draft Day to help you create a sports bar in your very own isolation chamber. The packages, shown below, include wings, pizza, pretzel sticks with beer cheese and, most importantly, beer. You can get the 1st Overall Pick or the Sleeper Pick, which are the same thing with different amounts. You can also just go to the Draft Board and order a la carte. I like the option of buying an extra six beers for 10 bucks

It’s best to preorder your package by calling Amso at 407-454-9992. Then on Thursday, during the show, take a picture of your draft party – no outside invitees, please – and tag American Social on Instagram – you could win a $50 Amso gift card. That’ll get you a bunch of beers.

Or you could hang on to the card and treat some friends at American Social this fall for the season opener kickoff.

Here are the menu options:

• In an effort to allay concerns, Kona Poké is promising a one hundred percent no-contact food prep guarantee for its takeout orders. KP assures its customers that fresh gloves are used for each order and that employees routinely sanitize their hands. And it is checking its employees’ temperature before they begin their shift. But all restaurants offering takeout these days are doing that, aren’t they? Please tell me they are. Anyway, the press release announcing the guarantee reminded me of a television commercial when I was a kid. I don’t remember what the ad was selling but I remember its tagline: Untouched by human hands.

Central Florida restaurants are adapting to the changing strictures being imposed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Here are details that some of your favorite restaurants want you to know regarding how they’re dealing with the crisis and what they’re doing to keep their kitchens busy and people fed.

We’ll share the information from other restaurants as it becomes available, so check back often.

Each entry has the information that was submitted by the restaurant, including, where available, hours of operation and links to menus. In most cases, menus are limited. All information – including menus posted here – is subject to change so be sure to check with the restaurant before ordering.

Key: TO=Takeout, D=Delivery, CP=Curbside Pickup