Indian desis in San Ramon, Dublin, Pleasanton, Livermore & Danville

Lately – “Big Daily Deal” concept has taken hold. Millions of consumers are bombarded with offers every single day, telling them what to buy, when to buy, and if they do not buy it, they are doomed.  Consumers are told,

• Today you deserve a day at the spa, even though you may not be interested in one
• Tomorrow get a haircut at saloon that you have never been to before and will never go to again
• Day after tomorrow, eat at this restaurant, 40 miles away from your home, where you will never visit again

There is more unknown deal coming your way the day after…  Keep waiting until “figure out what you may (or may not) want.

Icing on the cake is look on the poor merchant’s face, he was probably convinced to offer that he did not really want to sign up for, but has to honor it. He is trying to read in your eyes and ask

• Are you going to buy more than the coupon value?
•  How many coupons are you going to use?
• Are you someone who is a repeat customer?

Have you ever felt that you are being judged by this merchant? it is not a great feeling.

I thought, there is something fundamentally wrong with direction of the offers market. Is there something that can be done?  How can we help the local businesses manage their campaigns in a cost effective way, so they can offer the most discount to the customers, not the middleman. Business owners make offers that they want to, and they will be happy to honor it. Customer knows that they will always find a local deal at a single place when they want it, not when they are told by the “Big Daily Deal Company” and above all, it should be simple to use, not cluttered with all kind of irrelevant information.

So here it is… my attempt to provide a unique experience to restaurant owners and its patrons through www.b4eatingout.com . A website, which has local deals, up to the minute updated by local restaurant owners/managers. Whether you are stepping out for a quick lunch or planning a family dinner,  always check B4 EATING OUT.

Would you like 15% off your bill at Favorite India or A Free Appetizer at Hyderabad Biryani house in San Ramon or Free Entrée at Luna Loca in Danville.. Check the site. A lot more restaurants are coming up. Deals can be printed, emailed or viewed on any device. ALL DEALS are valid when presented from your mobile device…

Check www.b4eatingout.com . Your feedback is crucial and appreciated. Leave your comments

Hi Everyone - Come To Sasta Desi to check out today’s amazing deal: Today’s deal: $10.00 For Facial Threading! Includes Eyebrows, Upper Lip and Full Chin.  Just Click on the link above to purchase the deal and to save a lot of money on your favorite local desi restaurants, grocery stores, boutiques and more!

Appointment Must Be Made
In Home Service For Groups Of 3 Or More.
Buyer can buy up to 4 Coupons
Coupons Will Be Valid For One Year From Purchase Date.

Save 50% to 90% off you favorite Desi Restaurants, Salons, Boutiques, Grocery Stores, Family Activites and More!
Sasta Desi is launching on September 1st,2011. Are you ready for great deals? Go to our website at www.sastadesi.com and join our mailing list. All entries prior to August 10th, 2011 will receive 10% off their first purchase!

What’s the Big Deal?
Groupon and LivingSocial offer one fantastic deal every day with discounts of up to 90% at local restaurants, bars, spas, theaters, and more. How it works is you print the voucher or bring it up on your mobile device, then present it at the business to get your deal.
These deal companies negotiate huge discounts—usually 50-90% off—with popular businesses.

$50 for an 80-Minute Aromatherapy Massage at Heavenly Massage. Ten Locations Available.

While the deals are aplenty, increasingly Indian food establishments have started featuring on these great deals as well.
Many deals for Indian restaurants in Tri Valley area are already featured on restaurant.com, but those deals usually have conditions attached, like 50 dollars minimum, dine in only, 20% gratuity included, etc.
The Groupon deal like the one below stands out as its a real bargain – simply 10 dollars for 20 dollars of food.

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