Windsor – The New North Central Phoenix Restaurant

Posted by admin on March 10th, 2010 and filed under neighborhood restaurant | No Comments »

Chris Morrison and Cindy Fassel with Morrison Residential / www.NorthCentralLiving.com interview Craig DeMarco owner of Postino wine bar to talk about his new restaurant WINDSOR in North Central Phoenix. Set to Open September 2010!

Postinos is celebrating their first anniversary on Central! And what better way to celebrate then by breaking ground on a new restaurant.
Located in the 1940s building just north of Postinos on the east side of the street a renaissance begins. Planning to open by September 2010, WINDSOR is a neighborhood restaurant that will be serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. The menu was inspired by simple farm style cuisine. Always using the freshest ingredients, home style breads, jams and farm grown veggies, I guarantee, you will not leave hungry. Another surprise store is planned, but you must visit our website for that secret and a you tube video of owners Craig and Chris DeMarco and Lauren Bailey. www.northcentralliving.com
And dont forget about Postinos with its extensive wine selection, beers, incredible bruchettas, salads and sandwiches. This open air café is a great place to gather with friends and family. Bike, or walk for the weekend brunches, or a light snack after the game, or play. It is within walking distance from the light rail at Central and Camelback. www.postinowinecafe.com
North Central is fortunate to have the commitment and vision that these young entrepreneurs are bringing to our neighborhoods. While respecting the history and architectural integrity of the buildings they are bringing back to life. Thanks to the DeMarcos and Baileys for that consideration, as well as the great food!

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Cafe D’Mongo’s Speakeasy, Detroit, from Model D

Posted by admin on January 26th, 2010 and filed under neighborhood cafe | No Comments »

Model D (www.modeldmedia.com) looks at Cafe D’Mongo’s Speakeasy, a truly one of a kind bar in Capital Park downtown. Open Fridays only, the Griswold bar has been described as “Liberace’s living room.” It’s that, a soul food joint and a neighborhood hangout.

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Madison Square Garden Restaurant in Shreveport, LA

Posted by admin on December 24th, 2009 and filed under neighborhood restaurant | No Comments »

A local commercial produced by Mason Communications and Studio 318 in Shreveport, Louisiana.

Established in 1989. Madison’s is small neighborhood restaurant in Shreveport’s Broadmore and Highland area. They have great food and great prices in a relaxing atmosphere.

Great Steaks and Seafood call: 318-861-5918

Madison’s is located at:
3839 Gilbert St.
Shreveport, LA 71104

Check out their menu at: www.madisonsquaregardenshreveport.com

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Oba Sushi Izakaya

Posted by admin on December 15th, 2009 and filed under neighborhood restaurant | No Comments »

Alvie, managing partner of Oba Sushi tells us more about this Japanese restaurant

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Tom Feltenstein’s Neighborhood Marketing War College (1997) with McDonald’s Franchisee Bob Charles

Posted by admin on November 23rd, 2009 and filed under neighborhood restaurant | No Comments »

One of the most successful and innovative McDonald’s franchisees, Bob Charles, discusses the importance of using neighborhood marketing in the food service and restaurant industry. As a McDonald’s franchisee, Bob participated in some of the great innovations from McDonald’s such as the Happy Meal and the McPride internal customer program. ________________________________________

The #1 award to franchisees was the Ronald McDonald Award. It was one of the ways Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald’s, sent his message by honoring “star franchisees.” One of the first winners was Bob Charles, a Colorado franchisee whose units were always 3 to 5% ahead of the market because of his total commitment to community marketing.

He remembers Ray, “His message was always ‘give back to the community.’ That was all apart of the business…it wasn’t a one-way thing.”

“In the early days, that was advertising, you participated in the baseball, the fund-raising, the different school activities.”

Ray and McDonald’s used Bob as a traveling speaker demonstrating to the whole system what you can do when you focus your attention and resources at the local level.

The Creation of the Happy Meal: Today McDonald’s is, in some ways, the biggest toy company in the world – it started in Bob’s basement. It’s amazing all that began with innovations that came from the bottom up.

“I was working with Dale Pond from our agency, Berstein-Rein, which was based in Kansas City and we found a catalog…and we found a bunch of inexpensive boxes…and we found some paper premiums…and we packaged the hamburger and fries in the box…and you could draw on the boxes…or you could punch ‘em out…it was earlier than what you see now.”

“We ran that and people started to pick it up. There was another guy in St. Louis, Dick Brams, great guy, and he started doing similar thing down there. And that’s how it all started.”

For more information on how to effectively implement neighborhood marketing for your restaurant, go to http://www.TomFeltenstein.com

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The Art of a Restaurant

Posted by admin on October 30th, 2009 and filed under neighborhood restaurant | No Comments »

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Vida Restaurant was on ABC news recently with Lauren Glasberg featuring owner Silva Popaz.

On Sunday, Nov. 2, the restaurant will begin a “Palachinka Sunday” series, a day that features sweet and savory crepes. Reservations a must.

A world class Restaurant in a Stapleton SI neighborhood serves up magical sumptuous cuisine and as described by owner Silva is a “home away from home”.

Also a story from an SI Advance restaurant article written by Pam Silvestri.

This filmmaker was moved to create this film doc/project upon his first visit to this magical place.

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Neighborhood News: How Restaurants Fare in a Slow Economy

Posted by admin on October 15th, 2009 and filed under neighborhood restaurant | No Comments »

In a slow economy it is even harder for businesses to stay open, especially restaurants. The first thing people cut back on in hard times is their night out, and new restaurant owners aren’t always prepared for that.

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Neighborhood News: How Restaurants Fare in a Slow Economy

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In a slow economy it is even harder for businesses to stay open, especially restaurants. The first thing people cut back on in hard times is their night out, and new restaurant owners aren’t always prepared for that.

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Wiener and Still Champion Accepting LTHforum.com GNR

Posted by admin on October 9th, 2009 and filed under neighborhood restaurant | No Comments »

LTHforum.com Great Neighborhood Restaurant Recipient Wiener and STill Champion of Evanston, Illinois. Gus accepting his certificate from Mhays http://www.lthforum.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=15079

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Wiener and Still Champion Accepting LTHforum.com GNR

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LTHforum.com Great Neighborhood Restaurant Recipient Wiener and STill Champion of Evanston, Illinois. Gus accepting his certificate from Mhays http://www.lthforum.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=15079

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