Bearded Baker’s knafeh food theatre at Pristine Automotive

The Bearded Bakers are strapping on their seatbelts to bring their knafeh food theatre to Marrickville

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Sweets and sportscars combine this weekend, with The Bearded Bakers strapping on their seatbelts and heading to Pristine Automotive Centre.

Antonella Gallucio, who went to school at Domremy Catholic College Five Dock and St Scholastica’s Glebe and husband, Dom, opened Pristine Automotive Centre at 102 Marrickville Rd Marrickville in May - and the Bearded Bakers were there to cheer them on.

Ameer El-Issa and Philip Nader, the Bearded Bakers from the famous Knafeh Bakery. Picture: John Appleyard

Specialising in all vehicle repairs and servicing, as well as prestige hand car wash and detailing, the team at Prestige are again adding a sprinkle of sugar to their services by inviting The Bearded Bakers - and their cult mobile food container Knafeh - back to Marrickville this weekend.

“Just like Knafeh, we’re a family-based business who are passionate about making a contribution to the local community,” Mrs Gallucio said.

Join in an evening was all about brakes, breaks, bakes and shakes at Pristine Automotive Centre tonight and tomorrow, 6pm to late.

Joey El-issa, Nabila El-issa and Ameer El-issa from the Bearded Bakers. Picture: Adam Yip

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