To encourage patronage of neighborhood restaurants over the holiday season, District 1 Councilmember Dr. Sukh Kaur of San Antonio has launched a restaurant loyalty card program. This project, called “Eat. Share. Claim.,” is a clear commitment from the district office and attempts to increase community patronage of independent small businesses. In a statement posted on the City of San Antonio website, Kaur stated, “The District 1 Office places a high priority on small businesses, and we’re dedicated to supporting them in every manner we can.” She went on to say, “This includes making sure they get the visibility and shoutouts they deserve.”
In order to assist the financial stability of their preferred dining and drinking establishments, residents are now encouraged to actively participate in this campaign. Residents can work toward visiting and documenting their eating experiences at ten different restaurants by obtaining a loyalty card from participating eateries. In order to spread the joy to a wider audience, people are urged to tag the companies and District 1 on social media during this procedure. Those who finish this tasty tour will get the District 1 Office’s final prize. This initiative, which combines community involvement with the spirit of the season, represents a significant push during a crucial sales time for small enterprises.
San Antonians can discover a range of gastronomic options around District 1 with the loyalty card in hand. These cards are issued in a variety of locations, including Miss Chickpea’s, Kiki’s, the Liberty Bar, and Real Real Jamaica. Coffee lovers can go to Eight Ball Coffee, and those who enjoy Thai food can go to Thai Dee. Bombay Bicycle, Halcyon, Teka Molino, and the District 1 Field Office itself round out the list of locations. Participants only need to bring the card to the District 1 Field Office with the date and a list of the restaurants they visited on it in order to get the final prize.
This program is an innovative way to keep District 1 vibrant with activity and business while promoting local flavors and bolstering the local economy. Councilmember Kaur hopes that locals would use this chance to go on a culinary adventure that also serves as a means of bolstering the thriving small businesses that, in her words, embody District 1’s culture and heart. Those who are eager to become a participating business or who are interested in becoming a card bearer are encouraged to contact the District 1 Field Office immediately.
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