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Hit the Walk, save money at Sonata

POSTED: Tuesday, August 4, 2009, 8:38 PM

Filed Under: Dealage

Courtesy of Sonata

Mark Tropea's Sonata, which just opened on Liberties Walk (1030 N. American St., 215-238-1240), has come up with a sharp promo to get bodies in his neighbors' doors ï¿½ and then his own.

The chef tells Meal Ticket that pretty much every non-restaurant business on the Walk ï¿½ everything from DNA Salon and 1 Shot Coffee to Trophy Bike Garage and Spa East ï¿½ is stocked with 10 percent off coupons for his brand-new BYO. Just gotta go in and get 'em. Tropea he'll keep the promo up through September 15.

Here's the full menu for the contemporary American BYOB.

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