Sydney, the newest app is now available for your smartphone. EatClub – will be a mealtime saviour for any food enthusiast.
EatClub has now been designed for Sydneysiders who love food, scrumptious cocktails, a good deal and something that’s most definitely local.
Designed by Matt Cantelo, Ben Tyler, Pan Koutlakis and renowned celebrity chef Marco Pierre White; EatClub is perfect for those stuck in an office wanting to spice up their lunchtime break or an evening out.
EatClub works by restaurants in the Sydney city district to offer deals to its users for dining at an off-peak or slower period during the day or night. The apps users will receive a notification with live deals in two seconds.
Spare tables are a good thing!
It’s as simple as redeeming the mouth-watering deals in real time, to then eat out at a substantial discount.
From Mr Bao, Chur Burger, Hub House Diner, Le Trader, Barrio Cellar, Down N’ Out and Sticky Fingers are just to name the few restaurants that are available on the extensive list of dining options available on EatClub.
Le Trader. Image supplied by EatClub
If you’re not sold already, everyday EatClub has an exclusive offer twice a day for two lucky foodies – at a random time, with a random restaurant and an 100% off food deal will appear. The first user to redeem the exclusive discount will have their dining experience free of charge.
Each app can be personalised to your preference with how you like to search for nearby offers. Once an offer is redeemed, the deal will disappear from the option map.
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Since the app launched in Melbourne, over 300 restaurants have signed up in the city known for its mouthwatering food. On top of that, over 30,000 Melbournites have been using EatClub to get up to 50% off their bill at top restaurants. Did someone say amazing?
With its live interaction with Sydney food lovers, it’s definitely a dining game changer. EatClub is a world first platform that wants to help you eat out more often and for less.
EatClub‘s vision is to build on the vibrant dining scene – encouraging people to eat out more often.
For more information visit EatClub
Featured image: Mr Bao supplied by EatClub
