Nibbana Thai Restaurant, downtown Bellevue WA
We recently created a web page for our client Nibbana Thai Restaurant (a.k.a. Nibbana Thai Cookery) at http://www.NibbanaThai.com. It contains basic business information along with a button to see menus and order online from our site. Clicking the link on the new page will allow you to see their menu and gives you the choice to order online for pickup. You can preorder up to 2 weeks in advance.
Nibbana is located in downtown Bellevue across the street from the Bellevue Transit Center. They have a beautiful and roomy interior to match their great Thai food.
Here are some pictures:
Tom Yum Soup, Nibbana Thai Restaurat
Phad Cha Seafood, Nibbana Thai Restaurant
- Miang Khum, Nibbana Thai Restaurant
Red Star Pizza, West Seattle
Our client, Red Star Pizza, updated their menu with several cool new items. Here are just a few.
1. A new 24″ Pizza Size! Sounds like a good deal for a big group. Comes with 3 cheeses on a classic crust. $3.99 for extra toppings.
2. Two – 2 topping pizzas + 2-liter soda
- $12.99 for Medium 12″
- $15.99 for Large 14″
- $18.99 for X-Large 16″
3. Big Dipper Meal Deal: 1 Lg 14″, 2 topping pizza, cheese sticks with 2 dips, and a 2-liter soda: $16.99.
4. New Pizza Sauces: Blue Cheese, Ranch, Garlic Butter and Franks Red Hot.
5. Various New Specials and Specialty Pizzas.
You can see more at their website: www.RedStarPizza.com.
You can also see menus and place an order for Red Star Pizza at ClickEats.com
Bella Kitchen (formerly Top Pizza), Kirkland WA
Looking for a great pizza around Kirkland with a special home-made thin crust and fresh ingredients? Give Bella Kitchen a try! They’re conveniently located off of the 405 – 85th St. exit in Kirkland.
- Order Online for pickup or delivery
- FREE DELIVERY within 3 miles
- $15 minimum order
- Deliver to parts of Kirkland, Bellevue, Redmond, and Bothell
You can See their menu and Order Online with ClickEats, free of charge, anytime.
Romio's Pizza & Pasta - Totem Lake, Kirkland
Hearty Welcome to Romio’s Pizza & Pasta in Totem Lake, Kirkland!
Romio’s Pizza & Pasta serves great pizzas, pastas, sandwiches, salads, and more. They also have a Gluten-Free menu!
You can view their menu & Order Online, customize your pizza, and redeem your coupons with ClickEats anytime!
- Free delivery within 6-miles
- $10 minimum order
- Order online for pickup or delivery
The following coupons can be used when Ordering Online with ClickEats.
Coupons:
- $1 OFF Any Calzone, Pasta or Sandwich: romios1
- $2 OFF Any Medium Pizza: romios2
- $3 OFF Any Large Pizza: romios3
Romio’s delivers to Kirkland, Bellevue, Bothell.
Welcome Romio’s Pizza & Pasta – Bellevue!
You can now Order Online, redeem coupons, and customize your order with ClickEats!
To redeem online coupons on ClickEats, you can use these codes:
- $1 OFF Any Calzone, Pasta or Sandwich: romios1
- $2 OFF Any Medium Pizza: romios2
- $3 OFF Any Large Pizza: romios3
Romio’s is located in Factoria and serves the Bellevue area. They serve gourmet pizzas, pastas, sandwiches, and salads in Bellevue and have recently started a Gluten-Free menu, which they plan on expanding.
For delivery, they offer:
- FREE delivery within a 6 mile radius, (not past Mercer Island on the West)
- $10 minimum order
- Order online for pickup or delivery
See Romio’s menu and order online anytime!
Enjoy!
Our Review of Citysearch
We started advertising with Citysearch this year and so far, the experience has been ok to poor.
Isn’t it ironic that a site that is dedicated to user reviews does NOT have its own profile page for users to review?
We don’t normally air out problems like this, but since Citysearch is a review website that does not have its own review page, we thought we’d share our experience like other reviewers on Citysearch.
Overall Score: 1.5 (out of 5)
This is mainly due to service. Here are some examples:
- They setup our account wrong, where the budget was blown in 2 days, and we had to claw our way to get our money back.
- Account rep does not reply in a timely manner. Forget emails, as they are rarely answered. Phone calls work better, but don’t help if trying to solve a problem that requires email. Another thing ironic for a web-based organization.
- Random charges on credit card with no explanation. Then, you have to deal with #2.
- Reps don’t provide good advice/enough information. Spoke with Rep about changing Ad type to see if it would work better and asked if there’s anything else we should know about this type of Ad. Rep said no, so we switched. Later found that this resulted in the wrong setup that blew our monthly budget in 2 days. They then changed something. Following month, our Ad just plain did not show up and the Rep did not know what triggers the Ad so that our Ad would display. So much for “anything else we should know”.
Is Citysearch right for you? Maybe. So far, we have been underwhelmed.
How about you? What has your experience been? What what you rate Citysearch?
Update:
Can’t see or edit our profile – we get an error message. So I emailed the rep. No word, so called 2 days later and spoke with her. After she couldn’t see our profile either, she said she would ask tech support.
No word back. Although we’re getting clicks, it’s quite frustrating that we can’t see or edit our profile/ad for which we’re paying.
Dropped Citysearch 1/2 star to 1.5. #fail
coffee
Of all of the crazy things, why doesn’t someone make a wall-plugin that makes the air smell like food?
This could be a long list, but here are some ideas:
- Fresh Brewed Coffee
- Bacon
- Roast in Oven
- Pumpkin Pie
- Fudge Brownies
- Chocolate Chip Cookies
- Baking Bread in Oven
Why hasn’t someone done this already?
Time Slips Away
This question was asked in an NPR radio show a couple of weeks ago and really got me thinking.
The radio show had a couple of callers where the wife said that dad comes home and then hops on the computer. When one of the sons pleads for dad’s attention, dad says “In a minute.” An hour later, he emerges, but the son has gone on to something else.
Wow. I’ve been guilty of this and see that Social Media and the internet really does take time away from the family.
This made me think about the message I’m sending the kids. That mom & dad are always on the computer and ignores them when they want attention. Talk about a message you don’t want to send.
At the same time, the urge to shop, get news, send Tweets, update friends on Facebook, etc. is so hard to pull out of. As a mom with an internet-based company to run and grow, who relies heavily on social media and the internet, this battle for time is especially difficult.
I’m going to try to restrict my time on the computer so I can give the kids quality time, especially around dinnertime. Will that do the trick? Don’t know yet, but will be finding out.
How about you? What do you think and what do you do?
(425) 223-3287
Custom Fit Nutrition
This is a guest article by Joy Supplee of Custom Fit Nutrition.
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We’re always hearing that we need to get more exercise but our busy schedules seem to get in the way. Gym memberships can be a great motivator for some, but can be difficult to maintain over time. And what about time with your family or significant other?
Wii Fit Plus
Here’s an idea to promote both a healthful lifestyle and time with your loved ones: consider purchasing a Wii Active or Fit system or even a used Play Station II system with Dance Dance Revolution for a lower cost option. These are video game systems that you can use for either personal workouts or fun physical games & competition with your loved ones. And many video game stores will offer refurbished models at a lower price that even come with warranties.
It won’t matter what the weather looks like outside, you won’t have to drive anywhere and you will be spending quality time with your loved ones and having fun as well as improving your health! How can you beat that?
Tony Maroni's Pizza Factoria
Tony Maroni’s Pizza in Factoria is running a cool Beat The Monday Blues special, which is sponsored by ClickEats, MyBuzz, and the Eastside Entrepreneurs Social Network.
If 50 people go to http://mybuzz.us/tm and click the “Retweet” button to retweet this special, then EVERYONE gets a free meatball sandwich on Monday, October 12 from 12pm-2pm.
If you retweet, you get entered into a contest to win a $25 gift card from Tony Maroni’s Factoria.
Please tell others about this special so we can get a free meatball sandwich!