Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Eat’n Park is offering a deal for moviegoers to bring in their tickets stubs to receive $2 off their orders.
Looking for a nice date that includes dinner and a movie? Or how about a movie and then dinner instead? Eat’n Park is offering a deal for moviegoers to bring in their tickets stubs to receive $2 off their orders from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. The “$2 Off Movie Nights” promotion will run from July until the end of summer and is available at all area Eat’n Park locations, including the restaurant along Washington Pike in Kirwan Heights. “It’s a great way to extend a fun evening with friends or family as well as enjoy great food at a great value,” said Kevin O’Connell, who is Eat’n Park’s senior vice president of marketing. Customers are asked to bring the movie ticket into the restaurant and purchase at least $5 of anything on the menu. Varying …
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Whether it's their coffee, pancakes or pastries that keeps you coming back, where's your favorite place in Dormont or Brookline to enjoy a bite in the morning?
The Pennsylvania primary election is this week, so let's get into the voting spirit a little early! In this week's Readers' Choice poll, we're looking for the most coffee-filled, pancake-stacked, sunny-side-up breakfast in Dormont or Brookline. Is your go-to breakfast nook a local favorite, like Sugar Cafe or the Dor-Stop? Or do you prefer the consistency of a favorite chain, such as Eat 'n Park or Dunkin Donuts? Below are some choices. If your favorite place is missing, tell us in the comments or email Erin at erin.faulk@patch.com and we'll add it to the poll! You can vote once daily until 9 a.m. on Friday, when we pick the winner. Ready. Set. Vote!
Monday, April 2, 2012
Where does your family love to go?
We're looking for the best of everything in Dormont and Brookline and we want to know: What's your favorite family-friendly restaurant? With your help, we've put a list together of nominees, and we'd love to hear from you. Where do you take your family for a bite to eat? Do you scope out Dormont for favorites like the Dor Stop or Sugar Cafe? Do you head down the boulevard for some Brookline favorites, like Vinnie's Pretzel Shop or Mateo's? We heard Amazing Wok makes a great family take-out meal, and that Beto's, Cain's, Getaway Cafe, Eat 'n Park and Antonio's Pizzeria also have a fun family vibe. Take the poll, below, or click the restaurant names, and leave a review in the listings in Patch Places. Is your favorite family-friendly …
Monday, February 6, 2012
The following information was supplied by Dormont Police. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.
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Saturday, December 3, 2011
The company was honored earlier this month.
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Saturday, December 3, 2011
People Report, a human resource analytics company, and sister company Black Box Intelligence of Lawrence honored Eat’n Park Hospitality Group with a 2011 Best Practices Award during a national conference held in Dallas earlier this month. Eat’n Park was one of only four companies across the country to receive the Best Practices Award, which is given annually to restaurants that show best-people practices in relation to turnover, hourly and management retention, workplace diversity and community engagement and corporate responsibility. The local Eat'n Park is at 2874 West Liberty Ave. “At Eat’n Park, we believe that great guest service in our restaurants starts with creating an environment that values and engages our team members,” said …
Friday, November 18, 2011
Guests are invited to purchase a raffle ticket for the chance to win a new 2012 Ford Focus through Dec. 11.
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Friday, November 18, 2011
Eat’n Park is rolling out its 33rd annual Caring for Kids Campaign to raise funds for Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC. Beginning Friday and running through Dec. 11, guests are invited to purchase a raffle ticket for the chance to win a new 2012 Ford Focus. A brand new Race Red Ford Focus SE sedan, provided by the Neighborhood Ford Store, will be parked at Eat’n Park restaurants throughout the Pittsburgh area. Emblazoned with the Caring for Kids logo, the vehicles will help promote the campaign and remind guests to purchase a $2 raffle ticket for the chance to win a car. A 2012 Ford Focus will be raffled off to one winner at the end of the campaign in December, with all proceeds benefiting the Caring for Kids Campaign. “It’s that …
Monday, July 25, 2011
Restaurants are offering a 99-cent kids meals promotion through Friday.
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Monday, July 25, 2011
Eat’n Park Restaurants’ 99 cent kids’ meals promotion is coming to an end on Friday. The promotion is capping off the 25th birthday celebration of Smiley, Eat’n Park’s well-known mascot, so in addition to the 99 cent meals, all kids also will receive a free birthday treat bag with stickers, temporary tattoos, a collectible Smiley wristband, and of course, a Smiley cookie. “Eat’n Park Restaurants love families, and our 99 cent kids’ meals have been a great way for families to enjoy dining out together and enjoy nutritious food—all at an affordable price,” said Brooks Broadhurst, Eat’n Park senior vice president, food and beverage and a resident of Mount Lebanon. “And Smiley’s birthday gift bags give kids a chance to join in the once-in-a-…
Angelica Blouch
2:50 pm on Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Dor-Stop does take credit cards, but they don't allow you to put the tip on the card... bring a few dollars for that. more ›