Pizzeria owner adapts to changing conditions in the face of the coronavirus — toilet paper included

In a true sign of the times, Solorzano’s Pizzerias is giving away a free roll of toilet paper to customers who place an order over $30.

  • By Grier Ferguson
  • | 4:00 p.m. April 1, 2020
Courtesy. Philip Solorzano, who owns six Solorzano’s Pizzerias locations in the Sarasota area, is giving away a free roll of toilet paper to customers who place an order over $30.
Courtesy. Philip Solorzano, who owns six Solorzano’s Pizzerias locations in the Sarasota area, is giving away a free roll of toilet paper to customers who place an order over $30.
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Restaurants around the country are hurting in the wake of coronavirus-related closings. Some have adapted quickly by adding new ways for customers to enjoy their food through pickup and delivery. Others were already uniquely prepared to shift to a fully takeout model, among them pizzerias. 

 

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