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Restaurant Week - Photo contest winner announced

By on Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 12:34 pm

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Photo #11:


Winner: Elizabeth Percy


Restaurant: Cafe Ponte


Server: Julie Henderson


CONGRATULATIONS!


To see all the Restaurant Week photos, go here.

This year, as part of our 2009 Restaurant Week, we not only offered a $25 prix fixe menu at great Bay Area restaurants, but we also added a new "server photo contest."

We asked everyone participating in Restaurant Week to take a photo of themselves with their menu and their server to be entered to win $500 in CL Deals gift certificates for themselves, $500 in certificates for the server and $1000 ad campaign with CL for the winning restaurant.

This morning, we drew a random number and chose the winning photo. And the winner is ...

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