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The Grub Club® just released online discount coupons.  This is a great way to get new customers.  Coupons are an effective way to market your restaurant.  Since The Grub Club® provides this as a Free Service and promotes their site on the search engines and social media it really is a no brainer to give this a try.  It is quick and easy.

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Deep Fried Pizza? Pizza Snobz, opens in Forks Township

Saturday, April 18, 2009

By MADELEINE MATHIAS

The Express-Times

Seeking a way to create a different kind of pizzeria, David Barker and Louis Perry found their answer in the deep fryer.

The co-owners of Pizza Snobz began experimenting a few months ago with deep frying the products of a pizzeria -- pizza slices, calzones, cheesesteaks. They didn't find success overnight, but this week, in their new home at 308 Old Mill Road in Old Mill Plaza, they were getting orders not only for the three items but for deep-fried Oreos, Twinkies, pound cake and just about anything else. Read On .....

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The Latest Restaurant Menus

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phone: 281-922-7588


Red Ginger (Sushi and Thai Restaurant)
22984 Ventura Blvd.
Woodland Hills, California
phone: 818-591-8055

At Red Ginger there is something for everybody! We have an extensive Thai menu that offers an array of mouth-watering dishes, as well as a Japanese menu for those looking for something a little different.

Taco Sano makes the Media

Healthy competition has Taco Sano well positioned
By CHELSI MOY
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Taco Sano is near the Hip Strip, a place that attracts many walkers and bikers. It's near the University of Montana and Hellgate High School. It's close to dense residential neighborhoods, and parking is more manageable here than north of the Higgins Avenue Bridge, he said.

Sano means "healthy" in Spanish. The name "Taco Sano" rolled off the tongue, Butz said, but it also lets customers know that there are healthy food options here.

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To Go Menu Online

I just got off the phone with Daryl in Las Vegas. He tells me that he found The Grub Club® menu system very easy and straight forward to use. He was also excited to get his menu online since many of his orders come in by phone. Now his customers can look at his menu on their computer while they are making their order.

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In a search for incoming links I found this article online at Via Magazine, AAA's Traveler's Companion. If you look for Paul's Pancake Parlor your will find a nice review and a link to their menu on The Grub Club®. That directs people directly to their address, map, restaurant description and menu. Potential patrons can bookmark it and printout the map and menu. This little review can send them new customers at no cost.

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Finally Able to Get Her Menu Online

Talked to Nicole at Daddy Duke's in Avondale AZ yesterday. She told me that her restaurant had been open for a couple of months and that she had been asked many times if her menu was online. She had priced a website and could not afford the $1000 plus she had been quoted. She was very thankful and appreciative of The Grub Club®. Now she will be able to tell people where they can find her menu online and it didn't cost her a thing.

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Daddy Duke's in Avondale AZ

After years of importing, chefs are staying local

After years of importing ingredients from all over the world, chefs are going back to basics and staying local. The goal is to limit the human impact on the environment; less flying, driving, and fuel consumption (all of which leaves a smaller "eco-footprint"). Farm-fresh fare is also packed with nutrients, doesn't have to be sprayed with chemicals to protect it for the long haul to the restaurant, and just plain tastes good. Everybody wins, from farmer to chef to diner.

Thinking globally and sourcing locally is not just politically correct, it's also personally rewarding for the farmer. Cynthia Sandberg, the owner of Love Apple Farm, near Santa Cruz, California, supplies the fruit and vegetables for Los Gatos's Manresa restaurant. "It's a very special feeling to see something on a plate prepared by a world-famous chef and be able to recognize the exact vegetable that I picked for him earlier that day," she says.

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Paul Myers of Restaurant 515 is nominated the coveted James Beard Award

The biggest food news in Missoula this week is the inclusion of Paul Myers of Restaurant 515 on the long list of nominees being considered for the coveted James Beard Award given annually by the James Beard Foundation.

Myers was nominated in the "Best Chef-Northwest" category - arguably one of the most difficult groups in which to stand out since there are so many talented chefs in the Northwest region.

For the last five years, Seattle and Portland have dominated the category, and lesser-known places like Missoula have yet to make it to the party.
This year, Myers hopes to grab the brass ring.

Both of Myers' mentors in food and fine dining have also made the long list this year: Molecular gastronomy pioneer Wylie Dufresne of "WD-50 Restaurant" - famous for serving better food through chemistry - was nominated in the category for "Best Chef-New York City," and Tom Douglas of Seattle's Tom Douglas Restaurants (which includes eateries like Dahlia Lounge and Palace Kitchen) was nominated for "Outstanding Restaurateur."

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