Eat’n Park is the place not only for smiles, but now milk, bread, ketchup and even toilet paper.
The Pittsburgh-based restaurant chain launched a temporary grocery program Wednesday in all its restaurants to provide access to everyday staples including Turner’s milk, Cellone’s bread by the loaf, Heinz ketchup, toilet paper and Eat’n Park single-serve coffee pods.
Kevin O’Connell, chief marketing officer for Eat’n Park, said the covid-19 pandemic can be traumatic for people having to go to the store multiple times.
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