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September 11, 2006

Diner's club program may be appetizing

Many people have been taking advantage of the offer, but for those who may not know, here is an nice piece of information: The National Exemplar has a Frequent Diner's program that makes it real easy to save money.

Anyone who visits the restaurant can join the program for a $10 enrollment fee and receive a diner's card (which will be similar to a credit card). Upon activation the new member will be rewarded 200 points.

From that point on, members will be given one point for every dollar spent in the restaurant when they present the card to their server.

When the member reaches 500 points they will be able to take $25 off their bill whenever it is convenient for them.

And as a bonus, the National Exemplar also holds various different promotions via e-mail such as "double points" on Monday evenings and special coupons.

Sound good?

So, if you are a regular National Exemplar patron or have never been to the restaurant but have been thinking about making a visit, be sure inquire more about the diner's program.

The National Exemplar is located in the village of Mariemont inside the Mariemont Inn on Wooster Pike.

Posted by johnston at September 11, 2006 03:30 PM