Restaurant being run exclusively by HIV-positive staff fills up quickly

Many people came out to show their support to a new restaurant at which every member of the staff is HIV positive. A group in Canada is hoping to break misconceptions about the way HIV is transmitted from one person to another. They are doing so by opening pop-up restaurants that are run exclusively by 14 staff members who are infected with the virus. Their first location is in Toronto.
After seeing a great deal of success, they want to replicate it in New York City, San Francisco, and London. The restaurant, called June’s HIV+ Eatery, is serving meals prepared by HIV-positive chefs to dispel any notion that food can spread the virus.
The staff members use aprons with messages such as “Kiss the HIV+ cook,” and “All natural stigma free.”
June’s HIV+ Eatery offered tickets to their restaurant for $98 and all of those sold out in less than two weeks. The restaurant also offers their limited edition HIV apron for those making a donation of $150 or more.