Hell's Pizza advertising during Alert Level 3
Hell's Pizza advertising during Alert Level 3
During Alert Level 3 we began to see new street posters appearing. This particular collection of Phantom Billstickers was on Colombo Street near one of the BNZ laneway entries. Note the bananas on the holding!
This Hell's Pizza poster promotes their contactless delivery service. Contactless delivery or Click and Collect were the only way restaurants, cafes, and chains like Hell's Pizza could do business during Alert Level 3.
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