I know it's not exactly a restaurant or bar, but does anybody know if the CLE Club is affected by DeWine's order that such establishments close (except for take-out and delivery, an exception which, again, doesn't seem to apply to an airport lounge)?
Given that the ADA's preemption "a State, political subdivision of a State, or political authority of 2 or more States may not enact or enforce a law, regulation, or other provision having the force and effect of law related to a price, route,
or service of an air carrier […]" (49 USC 41713(4)(A)) where "service" has generally been broadly interpreted (e.g. AA v. Woolens
513 U.S. 219 (1995) -- preempting state regulation of AAdvantage) I would think the legal answer is "no" -- whether or not UA would voluntarily fold it in is another question entirely. But once you're at an airport I fail to see how closing one portion of the airport would have any effect on people generally congregating.... [But I am also not a lawyer]
I'm (hoping to) fly out to visit my wife Friday-ish so you'll have a first-hand account then, if not before.
Edit: Digging into it more and looking at the actual order (which was formally issued by the Director of the Ohio Department of Heath) is entirely based on food and beverage sales. Given that none of the club's food and few of its beverages are sold, they could just close the bar in theory. The situation is also changing so quickly that who knows what tomorrow will bring...