Restaurant.com Discounts/Coupons
Oct 24, 2006, 8:46 pm
#301
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Originally Posted by Counsellor
To take advantage of the instant 60% off savings, just enter discount code 44355 and hit "recalculate total" during the purchase process.
Hurry, this offer ends on Tuesday, October 31st, 2006!
Hurry, this offer ends on Tuesday, October 31st, 2006!
Nov 6, 2006, 4:32 pm
#304
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Originally Posted by NJUPINTHEAIR
SEE: http://www.aadvantageeshopping.com/details.jsp?mrc=320
I don't know if any other shopping malls include this partner, but if they do, please post them!
I don't know if any other shopping malls include this partner, but if they do, please post them!
Does this work with the discount codes too?
Even if not, this might be a good way to keep your miles from expiring.
Nov 7, 2006, 9:33 am
#306
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Nov 9, 2006, 2:43 pm
#307
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Originally Posted by sactoroy
Use 94628 at www.restaurant.com
Nov 10, 2006, 3:15 pm
#308
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Originally Posted by cactuspete
Marriott mall --> 10 points/$.
Originally Posted by srodr
Does this work with the discount codes too?
Even if not, this might be a good way to keep your miles from expiring.
Even if not, this might be a good way to keep your miles from expiring.
Does this work with the discount codes too?
Nov 18, 2006, 7:40 am
#311
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Originally Posted by SchmutzigMSP
Also, ThankYou points --> 15 points/$.
Nov 18, 2006, 9:43 am
#312
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Originally Posted by sactoroy
use 85922 [through November 19. They seem to run this "special" every other week so be patient.
Everyone --
Please post future codes. This can be quite a bargain.
Nov 18, 2006, 10:07 am
#313
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Newbie questions
Originally Posted by Tino
I haven't visited restaurant.com in about a year. I am shocked to see the amount of restrictions that they now put on the "gift certificates" (I use that term very loosely). One of my favorite places that I had used a number of $25 certificates on last year now has additional restrictions of:
- $50 minimum food purchase (other places are now up to $35)
- only valid for dinner
- not valid Fri/Sat
- 18% gratuity added before discount
on top of the restriction that requires the $$$ to be applied only to the food purchase.
Whereas you used to be able to save over 60% on your *total* bill, savings are now in the 20-30% range. Not bad, but hardly spectacular, since Diners Club and others will give you 20% cash back on your total bill (including alcohol and tip) at hundreds of restaurants anyway...
- $50 minimum food purchase (other places are now up to $35)
- only valid for dinner
- not valid Fri/Sat
- 18% gratuity added before discount
on top of the restriction that requires the $$$ to be applied only to the food purchase.
Whereas you used to be able to save over 60% on your *total* bill, savings are now in the 20-30% range. Not bad, but hardly spectacular, since Diners Club and others will give you 20% cash back on your total bill (including alcohol and tip) at hundreds of restaurants anyway...
I learned just now about restaurant.com and have a few questions.
1. Are there any expiry dates on the vouchers?
2. What is this 18 %? Do I also need to pay tips on top of that?
3. I saw several restaurants in NYC with a 35 USD mininum. Why are you talking about 50 USD minimum?
4. What means a minimum of 35 USD for food is required? Do I need to order 35 USD for one person or in total? Do the prices of (soft) drinks also count towards the minimum amount that is required?
5. What happens if I order for less than the mandatory minimum amount? Let's say the minimum is 35 and I order one meal for 30.50 plus one coke? May I use the voucher and pay 10 USD [35 (minimum) - 25 (value of voucher)]?
PS: How can you get 20 % cash back from Diners Club? Is this only for US cards?
@:-) PPS: The person who answers first all four questions qualifies for 10 USD voucher. Please send me a PM so that I can give you my e-mail address. With this in hand, you may refer me as a new member and get 10 bucks from restaurant.com
Last edited by Jim Liu; Nov 18, 2006 at 10:22 am
Nov 18, 2006, 10:20 am
#314
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Location: Louisville, KY, USA
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Originally Posted by Jim Liu
I learned just now about restaurant.com and have a few questions.
1. Are there any expiry dates on the vouchers?
2. What is this 18 %? Do I also need to pay tips on top of that?
3. I saw several restaurants in NYC with a 35 USD mininum. Why are you talking about 50 USD minimum?
4. How can you get 20 % cash back from Diners Club? Is this only for US cards?
@:-) 5. The person who answers first all four questions qualifies for 10 USD voucher. Please send me a PM so that I can give you my e-mail address. With this in hand, you may refer me as a new member and get 10 bucks from restaurant.com
1. Are there any expiry dates on the vouchers?
2. What is this 18 %? Do I also need to pay tips on top of that?
3. I saw several restaurants in NYC with a 35 USD mininum. Why are you talking about 50 USD minimum?
4. How can you get 20 % cash back from Diners Club? Is this only for US cards?
@:-) 5. The person who answers first all four questions qualifies for 10 USD voucher. Please send me a PM so that I can give you my e-mail address. With this in hand, you may refer me as a new member and get 10 bucks from restaurant.com
2. That is the tip. No need to add to it unless you want to do so.
3. Different minimums exist. $35 is most common but in NYC $50 is not uncommon.
4. No idea.
5. Always glad to help. I am sure someone will want the referral credit.
Nov 18, 2006, 10:32 am
#315
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Does mentioning the voucher decrease the food quality?
Thanks mshaikun for the fast answers. Send me a PM if you want to sign-me up and you'wll get the credit.
I also have another question: Why does one always need to mention prior to ordering that one has a voucher? Does this not decrease the quality of food? Any experience witht that?
I also have another question: Why does one always need to mention prior to ordering that one has a voucher? Does this not decrease the quality of food? Any experience witht that?