Louisville Originals gift certs on sale NOW

[Robin Garr]

This just in by Email ...

The Louisville Original's Discount Gift Certificates Now on Sale!
Click here to purchase yours now!
https://www.powercard.com/secure/rewards.asp?cityid=15

These certificates sell out fast. There is a limited supply of these certificates for each restaurant and there will be hundreds of customers taking advantage of this sale.

DETAILS: The certificates are discounted 30-50 percent with all proceeds benefiting the Louisville Originals. They are good for six months from date of purchase and cannot be used for alcohol, tax or gratuity. The certificates are not redeemable for cash, and no change will be given. Only one gift certificate may be used per table per visit, and cannot be used on holidays or for special events.

For more information on the gift certificate sale, please visit www.louisvilleoriginals.com.

They're nearly all sold out already.

[Robin Garr]

They're nearly all sold out already.

I regret that Andrew or one of his people didn't announce it here as they've done in the past.

Andrew, if you're lurking, can we make that happen?

I got the email from LO and as soon as I did, I went over and they were pretty much gone....did manage to get a couple of things (the Last 60 West Bistro, and one for Irish Rover Too)....

The exact same thing happened to me, Bill!

I happened to be sitting in front of the computer when the email came in. I immediately went to the site and everything of interest was already sold out.

Whatever this system is, I'm not fond of it.

They always sell out very very quickly!

I was online just before 10:00, and made it to the LO site as the sale began. The 26 (or so) certificates they had for Seviche sold out in less than 90 seconds...seriously.

I wonder if there is a limit on how many one person can purchase from a single restaurant???

I did still manage to get some certs for Mayan Cafe, Baxter Station, Bistro 301 (anyone been...how is it?) and the last Cafe Lou Lou Highlands cert!

DD

Kinda reminds me of people jockeying for tickets to a Bruce Springsteen concert...and like anything else there are a few people who are more successful than others. Sounds like a great program but I don't know that I'm going to worry about being in the right place at the right time in order to participate.