Anonymous asked: Hello, do you deliver at 11am?
Not at the moment - we are open Sun-Thurs 4-9pm, Fri-Sat 4-10:30pm. We hope to open for lunch delivery in a new Downtown branch in about a month!
-Thanks for asking, Anonymous!
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South Grand Delivered is Now Griffin Delivery
Same great people, same great service, still on bikes.
Check us out: http://griffindelivery.com
Bicycle-Based Food Delivery 7 Days a Week!
South Grand Delivered is delighted to bring you delicious dishes from your favorite local restaurants including:
Al Waha - Local Harvest Cafe - Mangia Italiano - Natty’s Pizza - The Vine Cafe - & Wei Hong
In 2011, we helped these restaurants generate some $20,000 in additional revenue that they would not have otherwise had access to! Go Local - Stay Local!
Oh, and we’re more than happy to deliver in anything:
Rain or shine, sleet or snow, we ride so you don’t have to go!
“ Now serving Benton Park! Our delivery area has increased in size to include Streets East of Jefferson all the way to Lemp and South of Victor down to Cherokee street! Now you too can enjoy the flavours of South Grand! ”
Pre-Party & City Garden Checkpoint for the 5 Fountains Lit Up Alley Cat Race
Created with flickr slideshow.
Thanks, Dan Singer!!!
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Wow The Shirts For the Alley Cat Race this Friday Came out GReat!!!
Are those Bicycle wheels coming out of the Eyes, which are also beams of light!!?
Some lucky riders will be winning a few of these dare i say Stylish shirts from STL-Style and Light House Design!
“ We deliver food for local restaurants, on bikes, helping to generate more than $5000 in local revenue so far this year. Help us help local businesses. Help us get the food you want in your belly! Call one of the numbers on the right side of the screen and say “I want it Delivered! ”
“ HALF. PRICE. PIZZA. Mon-Weds 4-6pm. Rush Hour Special. (314) 772-2285 FREE DELIVERY on pizza MONDAY AUGUST 8th! 4-6pm! ”
Urban Bicycle Race Ready to Roll Tonight! Sept 30, 2011
Contact:
Matt Hartman
Founder, SpokedStL.com
(314) 795-9583
Urban Bicycle Race Set to Roll Tonight, Sept 30, 2011
September 30, 2011
St Louis, MO – St Louis’ only bicycle delivery service, South Grand Delivered, is teaming up with local urban cycling website, www.SpokedStL.com, to host an Alley Cat bike race tonight, Friday, Sept 30. “Alley Cat” is a bicycle race that rewards riders for their knowledge of the area in which they are racing. Riders will be given a list of checkpoints but only a vague map and no set route. Some riders may finish in as little as 45 minutes, others may take closer to 2 hours – it all depends on how fast they ride and how well they know the city streets.
This race is called “5 fountains,” and will feature 5 of the River City’s most iconic and best lit fountains as check-points. Lighting is important as this is the first of 5 races to be held under the banner of the “Lit-Up Alley Cat Race Series,” where each race will have lights and lighting as a feature of each checkpoint. Beginning at 7pm, twitter users interested in being spectators of the event may look to @SpokedStL and @SGrandDelivered to find out where within the city checkpoints will be located.
“It’s been years since there’s been an alley cat [race] held in this city,” explains race organizer and SpokedStL founder Matt Hartman. “Since then, bike culture has really changed – there are literally hundreds more urban cycling enthusiasts out on the streets – and we wanted to present a race that reflects the growth-of and excitement-about riding bikes.”
The event will begin with a gathering and pre-party that will include Pabst Blue Ribbon beer and the Wanderlust Pizza food truck at the Stone Pavilion in Tower Grove Park. The ride ends at the Handle Bar, a bicycle themed bar located in The Grove neighborhood.
“We expect participants to ride safely and respect the rules of the road,” shares South Grand Delivered co-owner Andy Heaslet. “We also require riders to have helmets on and to be well lit – another reason for us calling the race ‘Lit-up.’” In fact, there will be prizes awarded for those who most creatively adorn their bicycles with lights. Other prizes come from local businesses including meals from Local Harvest and Natty’s pizza, apparel from Lighthouse Screen Printing and StL Style, as well as bike accessories from Spoked StL and St Louis Bike Polo. The big prizes, though, will be trophies made from repurposed bike parts and designed by Wheeler Welding.
“Don’t be intimidated by the word ‘race,’” says Hartman, who expects 75 or more to participate in the event. “The whole point is to get people to have a whole lot of fun on bikes.” With two parties, glow sticks at every check point, food trucks, beer, and an anything goes bike ride, it appears as if the organizer’s goals are going to be met!
To participate, cyclists should bring a bike, helmet, lights, and five dollars to the Stone Pavilion in Tower Grove Park at 5pm on Friday, Sept 30th. The race will start at 7:15 and the after party is set to begin around 9pm at the Handle Bar, 4127 Manchester Rd. For more information, visit http://on.fb.me/5fountains .
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