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Locals Can Now Pay With Their Smartphones - And Save - At All 7 Larkburger Locations
DENVER & BOSTON--()--LevelUp, the free app that enables you to pay with your phone, today announced that it has expanded to the state of Colorado with its launch at Larkburger, a fast-casual gourmet burger chain launched by renowned chef Thomas Salamunovich. Now all seven locations of the restaurant from the Vail Valley to Colorado Springs will accept mobile payments with LevelUp, making it faster and easier for customers to get their beloved burgers, hand-cut fries, ice cream shakes, and more.
“We love working with like-minded partners like Adam Baker and his team. We know that LevelUp is going to provide a super fast, convenient payment experience that's going to make Larkburger even more popular with their customers.”
“LevelUp is on the move towards national expansion, and we’re psyched to break ground in the Rockies with Larkburger,” said LevelUp’s Chief Ninja Seth Priebatsch. “We love working with like-minded partners like Adam Baker and his team. We know that LevelUp is going to provide a super fast, convenient payment experience that's going to make Larkburger even more popular with their customers.”
LevelUp, launched by mobile gaming giant SCVNGR in 2011, is the free app that lets you pay with your phone at more than 3,000 restaurants and shops across the U.S. Available for iPhone or Droid, you simply link up your debit or credit card to the app, which then generates a unique code for you to scan to pay at local businesses like Larkburger. It takes just seconds, and you’re instantly e-mailed a receipt - an eco-friendly LevelUp feature that’s right in line with Larkburger’s dedication to “Keeping it Natural” and minimizing its environmental impact.
Larkburger, a fast-expanding chain that plans to double the number of its locations within the next year, is also employing LevelUp's customer engagement tools. Customers who pay with LevelUp will be rewarded with a $10 credit for every $100 they spend using LevelUp.
“We’re always searching for ways to make our customer experience seamless, and partnering with LevelUp made perfect sense,” said Larkburger President Adam Baker. “Streamlining the transaction process while also rewarding our customers is a win-win for all of us.”
For further information on the LevelUp app for consumers, merchants, and developers, visit http://www.thelevelup.com.
About LevelUp:
LevelUp is a revolutionary new way to pay. Pay with your phone. Save time and money! For businesses, LevelUp is the first interchange zero network, meaning when you pay with LevelUp, business pay no credit card fees... and pass the savings back to their loyal customers. To get started, visit http://www.TheLevelUp.com. Based in Boston, MA, SCVNGR + LevelUp is funded by Google Ventures, Highland Capital Partners, Balderton Capital and Continental Investors.
About Larkburger:
In 1999, the “Larkburger” was first featured on the menu at renowned chef Thomas Salamunovich’s fine dining Larkspur Restaurant in Vail, Colorado. Overwhelmed by many years of popular response to the Larkburger, Thomas recognized that a perfectly prepared, all-natural gourmet burger would be appreciated beyond Vail – so in 2006, Larkburger, the restaurant, was born. A fast-casual eatery seemed just the right format to serve this all-American favorite, but with the hallmarks of a fine dining chef committed to natural, impeccably chosen ingredients and a love of truffles. For more information about Larkburger, visit www.larkburger.com or like us onFacebook.
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