COVID-19 has changed the way we live our daily lives on a fundamental level. While it certainly affects people who now have to work from home, there are some jobs that simply can’t be performed at a residence, forcing business owners to make tough calls.
That’s especially true of restaurants. Many have had to choose between temporarily shuttering their locations or adapting to curbside pick-ups or delivery.
While that may be an issue for some food joints, fast food restaurants and pizza places were made for this. Drive-thru and delivery are their thing.
For one pizzeria, adjusting to the times is about more than keeping customers coming — it’s about taking care of their own.
Tony & Alba’s Pizza and Pasta in San Jose, California, is a local spot known for its casual atmosphere and sense of community.
Such powerful words of positivity and encouragement by @tonyandalbas owner Al Valorez. Why is he and his staff giving back in such an unprecedented time? "We're all in this together and together we're going to get through this"
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— Dustin Dorsey (@DustinABC7) March 17, 2020
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