Toronto loves to line up for things, and when it comes to legendary pizza we'll block off a whole street.
Vesuvio announced earlier this week that they'd be ending their 60-plus year history in the Junction on April 19.
We’re so touched by the reaction from the public and media about our closure. We’re honoured by the kind words, and by...
Posted by Vesuvio Pizzeria and Spaghetti House on Friday, April 17, 2020
Ever since, pizza lovers have been overwhelming the place with orders, so much so that they halted delivery service and have moved to in-person orders only.
I'd like to ask Vesuvio's how they were able to do this. pic.twitter.com/EqspRDP6eu
— love in the time of corona (@junctionette) April 18, 2020
As a result, one of Toronto's famously long lines has sprung up in front of the community hub and now stretches down the block, with people appearing to stand the recommended two metres apart.
Public Health and police had concerns about the consistently long lines over the last few days.
— Brad Ross (@bradrossTO) April 18, 2020
Apparently Public Health and the police had concerns about the consistently long lines, and helped erect pylons and signage to block off one lane.
Yes.
— Brad Ross (@bradrossTO) April 18, 2020
The pylons will be removed on April 19 when the restaurant closes.
by Amy Carlberg via blogTO
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