Shoppers need to mention 'love local' in order to get the discounts, treats
Wednesday is the start of a Valentine's Day promotion in downtown Aurora.
AURORA, Ill. (WLS) -- Downtown Aurora businesses are holding a special Valentine's Day promotion starting Wednesday.
Several businesses are giving out discounts and special treats through February 14.
All you have to do is mention "love local" while shopping.
Ballydoyle Irish Pub & Restaurant (28 W.)
20% off with a group of four or more
La Quinta de los Reyes (36 W.)
Chupacabra Puerto Rican Kitchen (31 N.)
Couples Pinball Tournament on 2/9. $15 from 4 to 11 p.m.
JKA WF Chicago Karate Institute (60 S.) Free uniform for new karate enrollments
The Cornucopia Shop Tea and Gifts (63 S.)
Free box of chocolates with purchase of a tea set. See venue for details and additional specials.
The Cotton Seed Creative Exchange (64 S.)
Legacy Nutrition and Fitness (77 S.)
$2 off purchase over $10 | 15% off purchase under $10
McCarty Mills & Taproom (140 S.)
10% off six-pack. Mix & match. To-go only.
Charlie's Silver Spoon Creamery (6 E.)
Free Valentine's gift bag with purchase
10% off + Drink specials: Strawberry Macchiato, Strawberry Mocha Latte, Rose Matcha, White Peony tea
$5 off yoga. Use code LOVELOCAL at theperchplace.com
15% off. Dine in only. Cannot be combined with specials.
Do or Dye Designs (24 S.)
Free conditioning treatment with any haircut or style service
$25 You+ cash certificate. Redeemable from March 1-29, 2023. Cannot be combined with other offers.
$5 off purchase over $35. See venue for additional specials.
1/2 off bottles of wine on Wednesday, Thursday & Sunday
10% off event space. Fridays and Sundays only through May 2023.
French 75 Gallery & Lounge (56 E.)
$7.50 French 75 cocktail (only French 75s)
15% off private events. See venue about available dates.
For more information, visit auroradowntown.org/love-local-days-2023.
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