Lifestyle, Local Food, Thursday Food
January 12, 2010

Deli Works to fete customers

The Deli Works team will be celebrating the support of their valued friends and customers on Saturday, January 23, 2010 with a Customer Appreciation Day. The day of music and entertainment includes songbird Charmanie Lemonious, who will entertain as patrons enjoy the Deli Works fare. Celebrations will commence from 11:00 am and end at 5:00 pm. The deli will also have a two-for-one special on all menu items — buy any menu item and get the second (of the same item) free. Customers will also be able to pick up their 2010 Deli Works Loyalty Cards which will earn them possibly up to four free meals per card.

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