Max & Erma's, located at 1107 Trenton Ave. (in front of the new Wal-Mart, next to Bob Evans) is host to a fundraising event for Special Kids Therapy, a non-profit charity that is dedicated to assisting special health care needs children and their families.
All day today (April 14th), the restaurant will donate 15% of their Lunch, Dinner or Carryout Sales to the organization, whenever a customer presents this coupon from the Special Kids Therapy website.
So, we urge any of you who plan on visiting Max & Erma's to print out the coupon first to ensure that a portion of your meal's cost benefits the group.
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Max & Erma's Hosts Special Kids Therapy Fundraiser
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Friday, March 12, 2010
Lunch @ Max & Erma's
Columbus, Ohio-based Max & Erma's is a fairly well established restaurant chain, having been around for more than 35 years and boasting 106 locations across the Midwest. Originally featuring a menu heavy on burgers and fried foods, they now offer a wider variety of dishes, including pastas, paninis, and gourmet dinner salads.
In the past we have visited Max & Erma's locations in Columbus, Pittsburgh, Toledo, and other cities, and have always brought away fond memories. Which is why, when a franchise opened up in Findlay several years ago, we were fairly excited; finally we could enjoy Max & Erma's in our home town! However, while the majority of corporate-owned and franchised locations have a similar decor to Cheddar's or Applebee's, this franchise just doesn't feel like the other locations we have seen.
In the past we have visited Max & Erma's locations in Columbus, Pittsburgh, Toledo, and other cities, and have always brought away fond memories. Which is why, when a franchise opened up in Findlay several years ago, we were fairly excited; finally we could enjoy Max & Erma's in our home town! However, while the majority of corporate-owned and franchised locations have a similar decor to Cheddar's or Applebee's, this franchise just doesn't feel like the other locations we have seen.
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