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Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Eat Here, Get Gas

Starting Friday, if you order $25 of food to go at Izzy's, and they'll give you a $5 gas card. They'll also give you another gas-producing item: A pint of sauerkraut.

all 7 Izzy's locations "While gas cards are still available." Not sure how long that is.


8 Comments:

at 3:26 PM Blogger RadioCarla said...

Just noticed that Florence is getting an Izzy's on Mall Road next to the Starbucks.

Carla

 
at 5:23 PM Anonymous Anonymous said...

I smell Andy Furmans involvement in this one...nice idea.

 
at 6:48 PM Anonymous Anonymous said...

anybody else remember when izzy's had a spot in florence in the 1980's? it was where a satellite t.v. place is now on woodspoint dr.

 
at 10:09 AM Anonymous Anonymous said...

If I remember correctly, Izzy’s went the franchise route in the mid 80s with mixed results. Almost all of those stores eventually closed.

 
at 11:14 AM Blogger Amber said...

I love coupons, bargains, discounts, but I can't figure out for the life of me how I am going to spend $25 on a to go order at Izzy's. Any suggestions? Throw a party? Does anything they carry freeze well?

 
at 10:56 AM Blogger Polly Campbell said...

Gather orders from your co-workers. Offer to pick it up.

 
at 11:39 AM Blogger Amber said...

I just realized by the time I drove to one, it might take a gallon of gas just defeating the purpose...sorry no Izzy's for me!

 
at 2:34 PM Anonymous Anonymous said...

Given how expensive Izzy's food is for what you get, hitting 25 bucks should be easy - 3 sandwiches and 3 drinks would do it easily.

 
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