Coupon:
80% off Dining Certificates, $25 GC for $2 at Restaurant.com
Restaurant.com has 80% off their coupons with coupon code SAVE [Exp 11/30]. This has reduced the price of their $25 Dining Certificates to just $2 for most restaurants and areas. Fine print applies for many of the certificates, such as minimum 4 entrees, etc.
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#1
BruserMan - Posted 6:39 am PST 11/27/09 (139 Posts)
Make sure to look out for the fine print when you buy these. it may not be worth it to you.
#2
bigking777 - Posted 6:42 am PST 11/27/09 (1630 Posts)
Lots of exclusions, but if you follow the rules, a good deal. Especially if you can get a $100 certificate.
Many will calculate tip directly on your bill, so check that before you double-tip, ghetto dawgs.
#3
RKLE - Posted 6:58 am PST 11/27/09 (7705 Posts)
who ever gets lobster from one of these places, please post.
#4
Darkwing - Posted 7:44 am PST 11/27/09 (68 Posts)
In the state I live: One restaurant accepts these GCs
#5
bigking777 - Posted 7:54 am PST 11/27/09 (1630 Posts)
You better move.
#6
gcto - Posted 9:19 am PST 11/27/09 (77 Posts)
used those many times...just make sure you use them within a year. Also makes some great gifts/thank you's for little things...
#7
craigkes - Posted 9:43 am PST 11/27/09 (165 Posts)
These drive me nuts. There are so many stipulations. Might be worth it though.
#8
grabby - Posted 10:46 am PST 11/27/09 (373 Posts)
I bought one of these last year but I didn't use it yet. I better check the rules...
#9
cubancheapskate - Posted 12:53 pm PST 11/27/09 (254 Posts)
Good deals in the Atlanta Area. Just read the rules of the particular restaurant before purchasing so there's no surprises when you go dining. Bought a few last year and never any problems if you follow the rules.
#10
rellikeht - Posted 2:19 pm PST 11/27/09 (204 Posts)
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I have used these before and as long as you follow the fine print they are a great deal. Some areas have more participating restaurants than others and you will find it's almost exclusively mom/pop independently owned places which sometimes are good and sometimes not.
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