Eastern Suburbs Businesses Adapt To COVID-19
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Like all restaurants throughout the City those located in the Eastern suburbs have to shift towards delivery in order to stay afloat during social distancing. While UberEats and various other delivery apps provide a highly convenient option, they are also an expensive option for businesses. Step in Fonzarelli Electric to provide a much more cost, and environmentally, friendly alternative.
Fonzarelli Electric produce and lease/sell emission-free electric Arthur model scooters which are perfect for food delivery. Peppe’s in Bondi has already jumped aboard by renting their own bespoke scooter to deliver their tasty gnocchi.
Scooters are available to rent from $250 per week or can be brought outright for $6000 (finance options available) www.fonzarelli.co
Perhaps to go along with your tasty gnocchi delivered fresh from Peppe’s you could also pick up a Bondi Paint Club kit and make a night of it.
Bondi Paint Club’s forced isolation saw them turn to delivering paint and sip classes for adults and creative classes for kids online. A move which has opened the business up to national and international customers that were never in their original plan.
The start-up family-run business, that was set to open the studio doors in February when COVID-19 struck, is now providing a fun, social experience for people isolated at home and creating work for artists in the struggling arts sector.
With the studio reopening this week keen painters can explore both options, paint at home in daggy trackies or dress up and enjoy a night out at the art studio.
