It's easy to redeem. You print out the coupon on your own printer that restaurant.com emails to you and bring it to the restaurant in question. The server or host will call in the coupon number and apply the discount to your bill.

You can sign up at restaurants.com and they will send you coupon codes for buying coupons, up to 80 percent off depending on the promotion. ENTREE for 80 percent off just expired. There will be others in the future.

Enter discount code: ENTREE at checkout and hit apply to save 80%! Offer valid from 11/10/09 at 5:00AM PST to 11/16/09 at 11:59PM PST.

Be sure to sign up with your e-mail address to be notified of all future sales.

Thanks I appreciate the info.

This promo is great, do the GC's that you purchase have an expiration date? I can't seem to find that info on the website.

Many thanks for the quick resposes.

All the certs I've printed out have been good for a full year.

Correct, good for one year from Date of Purchase...

-singtx

Except in CA where they never expire! :)

Discount: 70%
Code: GIVE
Good through Sunday, November 22, 2009

I'm having issues with the "apply discount" button not operating. Anyone else experiencing this?

Same here. It generates errors in Opera, Firefox and IE8, with the Opera error at least coming in the form of a pop-up (though no clue as to why).

It's obviously a dealbreaker 'till they get it fixed. Talk about shooting themselves in the foot.

No wonder California's economy is in the tank. Too liberal. :) Oops, wrong forum. Sorry.

70% off code: "Thanks"

"Apply discount" works for me now.

I bought about 40 of these back when they were 90% off. Approximately 25 were for me, the remainder for family.

About half of the gift certificates I bought for myself (all in Denver CO) have been "cancelled", I assume due to the restaurants pulling out. So now I have credit for 15 or so of these sitting in my Restaurant.com account (they don't do refunds, only exchanges). Of course, I've pretty much run out of restaurants that I want to go to, let alone use the new credit for.

All said and done, take these with a grain of salt. Customer service was poor (they messed up the refund, had to call back), and who knows whether more certs will be cancelled (especially annoying if you plan on gifting them)---"uhhh, sorry you got embarrassed at the restaurant Mr. Boss, didn't know they were cancelled".

I bought a couple of the $25 gift certificates for $1 each when they had the 90% sale. Most of the restuarants want you to spend a minimum of $35. The restaurant list for my area isn't that great. I'm kind of luke warm on the whole program.

Oh Ya Baby !
Love living in Cali !

I noticed that many of the $25 certs in my area are now going for $15 rather than the old $10 (before discounts).