By CoachClaw July 20, 2013
Not your average Beef's. Top staff and manager. Get in here and buy me a pint. ...read more
By Debbier November 09, 2012
My son and his fiancée recently had a baby and live in Clearwater, Fl. We live in PA and felt helpless that we couldn't take meals to them or help them out. After looking on the Internet I came across We Go Shop. I called and spoke to Chris and immediately felt at ease. I received a call from Chris shortly after our initial conversation and had everything that was needed to order three nights of dinners from three different restaurants. The food was delivered right to their door at the designated time. They emailed a copy of the receipt each day. I was very impressed with the service and how helpful Chris was. I know I will definitely use this service again.Thanks so much for making a new grandmom happy. ...read more
By Bubba316 October 26, 2012
Went for Fish Fry on 10/25/12. Sat at bar and waited for bartenders to end their conversation long enough to come and take my order. What happened after, is like something out of one of those Restaurant Makeover shows that you laugh at because you can't believe how stupid they are. I order a whiskey and soda and a Fish Fry. The food came out but had an onion aftertaste, almost like ti was fried in a fryer that needed new grease. As I ate my dinner and the original bartender (Melissa) disappeared from behind the bar. A guy was working there and throughout numerous attempts to get his attention, I had to be content with my original drink order and suck on the ice in the now empty glass. . I could not get a Bartender to fill my request for another beverage. This restaurant is cutting it'sown throat by having people working behind the bar who do not do their jobs corrctly. Ipaid my bill and left alousy tip to demonstrate my disatisfaction. Here's the funny part...On my way out, I asked if there was a manager or supervisor. The waitress I asked said, "Yes there is, and pointed to the guy behind the bar who I had just gotten lousy service from"...Go figure! The story picks up again about 1:30 am..I woke up with horrible cramps and uncontrollable diarrhea...I guess maybe something wasn't too kosher as it was the only meal I had ocnsumed since breakfast! ...read more
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By WeGoShop Personal Shopper September 13, 2009
Seven Shopping Tips To Save Your Budget... From Coupons to Cash Savings With budgets getting tighter, and the economy at the fore-front of everyone's mind, saving money is a necessity for every household. Our Personal Shoppers are sharing some cost savings tips that every family can take advantage of for themselves, or let us do the savings for you. Make and keep a list.Stores are designed to increase sales by strategic placement of product for impulse and additional buys. For example, milk&eggs; are always placed in the back of the store to force people to walk by other products whenpurchasing staple items. Lists can be created, saved are reviewed by using a free grocery list service like the one partnered withWeGoShop.comby going to our site you can follow the link to create and save grocery lists through lifejot or mygrocerylist, and even have the list emailed to us when you are ready for us to shop for you. Having a personal shopper take care of you order eliminates all possibilities of impulse buys. Use Coupons every time.Clipping coupons has never been anyone's favorite task, but there are savings to be had. Finding, cutting them out, filing, looking through them, throwing away expired ones can be a chore.WeGoShop.com Personal Shopperhas a Coupon Clipper Program where we use coupons from our database for your grocery order. The value of the coupons is shared between WGS and the customer, a win/win for everyone. We have over 1000 coupons to pull from and the program is free to all customers. The average savings from this program yields 7% to 14% off of the customer's order. Shop the sales.All stores have sales every week and most post their sales online at their website. Look through the flyer and only purchase sale items. Some popular stores like Publix, Sweetbays and Albertsons even have BOGO (Buy One Get One) sales. Buy in Bulk.Whether it is sale items or items from warehouse stores, stock up on the items that you can store and use over time, Not only does this lessen the actual trips needed to make for shopping, but eventually saves you money on all items that you consistently use. Look at it this way, if you make spaghetti once a week or every other week and purchase it as needed, you will pay full price most of the time. If you stock up on a BOGO sale, every time you make pasta you just cut your meal cost in half, every time. Allow Substitutions.Unless an item is a must have based on brand name, allow for substitutions. Is there really a difference from Green Giant green beans to Del Monte? This applies more to using a personal shopper than doing your own shopping. Deals and discounts can be gained on the fly, if you compare and shop for the best price in every category. Freeze the Family Pack.Instead of buying a steak or couple of pieces of chicken, buy the largest family pack, divide it at home, and freeze separately. Large family packs are frequently priced better than the smaller ones. One 10lb pack of ground beef which is $0.30 per lb less expensive is an immediate savings of $3.00. Don't Eat Out, Take Out.Many have cut down on the times they dine out. The negative of this is every time a restaurant doesn't prepare your meal, you do. While some limit their delivery to pizza, it probably has more to do with convenience than a desire to order pizza every time. Treat yourself and have dinner delivered to your door from your favorite restaurant. If you like wine with your meal, restaurants mark up wine up to 500%. A $10.00 bottle in the store can easily be $50.00-$60.00 at the table. You can do yourself a favor and have a $30.00 bottle delivered from a grocery store, which is much better than the $50.00 bottle from a wine list, or have the same $10.00 bottle delivered from the store and pocket the difference. Your gratuity that would go to a server can pay for the delivery to your door. The battle of the bill is won by shopping smarter. WeGoShop.com Personal Shopper shops for you as if you were in our family, after all you are. We even offer a free delivery to our customers after their 5th delivery. Many of our customers are amazed at the savings they receive by using our service. If you would like to see if you would save more by having a professional shop for you give us a call at 727-776-8014. ...read more
By WeGoShop Personal Shopper March 05, 2009
ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL? The Tampa Bay Area is hosting Super Bowl XLIII at the end of this upcoming season. Not only does the honor of being the city hosting the worlds single most watched sporting event bring the spotlight to the community, but the 180,000 visitors over Super Bowl weekend, bring cash, and lots of it. In addition to the large influx of tourists, the event itself brings opportunity to the local business supporting the event. The NFL, in and effort to support the community, has established the "Emerging Business" program giving qualifying local business' the chance to compete for the jobs and services that this great events brings. WeGoShop.com Personal Shopper has been graciously included in the group of locally owned preferred organizations. While our main focus is in grocery and restaurant delivery, WeGoShop.com Personal Shopper shops for everything and anything. Surprisingly, the largest increases in our business is coming from people on vacation, delivering to hotels for families, business travelers, meetings and conventions. This opportunity with the NFL opens so many more opportunities for our locally owned and operated business. Because of many needs of the Super Bowl Host Committee, and the basic function of WeGoShop.com Personal Shopper as a transporter of goods, we are reaching out to all of the local businesses to share in our good fortune. While we cannot bid on contracts that we can't personally satisfy (i.e.- Catering, when we don't personally do the food preparation), we can partner with all businesses to cross-market to the population. If you are a business owner and would like to include WeGoShop.com Personal Shopper - NFL Emerging Business likeness, logos, links, etc...send us a note. As we are contacted by the vendors and visitors, we will, of course, use the business' we partner with, just as the participants in the Emerging Business partnership will use us. We are in the process of creating a website specifically for the NFL. Currently we can reached athttp://www.wegoshop.com/location/wgs-location64.htm orPersonalShopper@WeGoShop.com ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL? The Tampa Bay Area is hosting Super Bowl XLIII at the end of this upcoming season. Not only does the honor of being the city hosting the worlds single most watched sporting event bring the spotlight to the community, but the 180,000 visitors over Super Bowl weekend, bring cash, and lots of it. In addition to the large influx of tourists, the event itself brings opportunity to the local business supporting the event. The NFL, in and effort to support the community, has established the "Emerging Business" program giving qualifying local business' the chance to compete for the jobs and services that this great events brings. WeGoShop.com Personal Shopper has been graciously included in the group of locally owned preferred organizations. While our main focus is in grocery and restaurant delivery, WeGoShop.com Personal Shopper shops for everything and anything. Surprisingly, the largest increases in our business is coming from people on vacation, delivering to hotels for families, business travelers, meetings and conventions. This opportunity with the NFL opens so many more opportunities for our locally owned and operated business. Because of many needs of the Super Bowl Host Committee, and the basic function of WeGoShop.com Personal Shopper as a transporter of goods, we are reaching out to all of the local businesses to share in our good fortune. While we cannot bid on contracts that we can't personally satisfy (i.e.- Catering, when we don't personally do the food preparation), we can partner with all businesses to cross-market to the population. If you are a business owner and would like to include WeGoShop.com Personal Shopper - NFL Emerging Business likeness, logos, links, etc...send us a note. As we are contacted by the vendors and visitors, we will, of course, use the business' we partner with, just as the participants in the Emerging Business partnership will use us. We are in the process of creating a website specifically for the NFL. Currently we can reached athttp://www.wegoshop.com/location/wgs-location64.htm orPersonalShopper@WeGoShop.com ...read more
By WeGoShop Personal Shopper May 14, 2008
If you own or work at a fancy restaurant, you may serve wine to your guests. Although the act of serving wine may seem fairly simple, they are certain rules of etiquette that apply and should be followed. Serving wine the proper way will impress you customers. ...read more
Many people think that an enchilada in a restaurant is much better than anything they can ever find at home, unless they know a lot of Hispanic people. This is because a restaurant has a special way of making enchiladas that is not only delicious, but doesn't fall apart like some people find when they... ...read more