By , HOUSTON/MIAMI (Reuters) - Bar and restaurant owners in Texas and Florida were fuming on Friday after state officials abruptly slapped new restrictions on their businesses due to a spike in new COVID-19 cases.Slideshow Owners warned the sudden reversals, just weeks after accelerated reopenings, will drive some out of business.“You can’t turn a bar into an UberEats,” said Jeff Kaplan, co-owner of Houston’s Axelrad Beer Garden. He said businesses could not stay afloat relying on the new rules that provide to-go sales but not alcohol consumption on the premises.Houston officials advised...…By , HOUSTON/MIAMI (Reuters) - Bar and restaurant owners in Texas and Florida were fuming on Friday after state officials abruptly slapped new restrictions on their businesses due to a spike in new COVID-19 cases.Slideshow Owners warned the sudden reversals, just weeks after accelerated reopenings, will drive some out of business.“You can’t turn a bar into an UberEats,” said Jeff Kaplan, co-owner of Houston’s Axelrad Beer Garden. He said businesses could not stay afloat relying on the new rules that provide to-go sales but not alcohol consumption on the premises.Houston officials advised...WW…