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May 29, 2007
Double the dining experience
Those who have been accumulating diner's points from the National Exemplar now have a more lucrative reason to eat large.
You know about this, right? You visit the National Exemplar, you earn points that result in reimbursable coupons to be used in the restaurant.
Well, maybe you don't. If not, it is not too late to get started; in fact, the steaks, err, stakes have just gotten higher.
The restaurant offers a Frequent Diner's card which anyone can join for a $10 enrollment. 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.
But now the benefits have increased. The National Exemplar is now offering double points on Monday evenings
"This is a great avenue to reach your rewards goal quickly and enjoy complimentary appetizers, desserts, theater tickets and gift certificates," spokesperson Lisa Hopkins said.
The result: The more you dine, the more you save.
But that is not all. Southerby’s Pub, located off the lobby of the Mariemont Inn, has a new back bar with distinctive lighting and an LCD flat panel TV. Guiness on tap is now also offered for $4.25 a pint. These are the beginning phases of Southerby’s remodeling. Visitors will be seeing new amenities added in the upcoming weeks as well. Happy Hour is 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Monday thru Friday with $1 off all drinks and reduced priced appetizers.
Posted by johnston at May 29, 2007 10:50 PM