Seattle launches new way to save at local restaurants
A new financial initiative is helping consumers save money while keeping local Seattle favorites alive. Pre-loading the new Buy Black Card gives shoppers an immediate 20 percent discount at participating neighborhood locations facing steep post-pandemic challenges. Local advocates hope a massive summer sports weekend will turn the tide for spots hit hard by rising operating costs.
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