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Restaurant.com - Special Discount 70% OFF Plus A FREE $15 Gift From RedEnvelope

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Dec 3, 2009: Today we came across a great deal from Restaurant.com. Since we are frugal diners this special discount on their dining gift certificates is a welcome break for us. Hope it helps in saving some dining dollars.

Beginning now, Restaurant.com is offering 70% OFF on their dining certificates Plus A FREE $15 Gift From RedEnvelope!

This means that their $25 dining gift certificates that normally sell for $10
have been reduced to $3 ONLY.

Promo Code: Enter PRESENT at checkout.

Hurry! This offer is valid through Dec 8th, 2009.

Their website provides detailed information about a restaurant, its menus and wine lists along with the ability to make free online reservations. Enjoy!

11 comments

FIRE Finance said...: @Vanessa
Glad that it helped :)
FinGeek said...: This is incredible, I just purchased 10 certificates for $20! That is $250 worth of certificates for $20 only!!!!

Thanks a bunch :-)
FIRE Finance said...: @FinGeek
Well, we purchased 10 certs for $20 last night and Restaurant.com sent us a couple of free certs worth $25 each. That means $300 worth of certificates for $20 only :D !!!!
Craig said...: Thanks, this will definitely come in useful during these times. A lot of restaurants left the site that were previously on it. Do you think this has something to do with the economy or were they dissatisfied with the service?

Craig
www.budgetpulse.com
FIRE Finance said...: @Craig
We use restaurant.com certificates whenever we need to dine out. It saves us to the tune of $20 to $21 at each outing and the service has been great so far. We are mighty pleased.
FIRE Finance said...: @Craig
On second thoughts - might be restaurant.com charges a high fee from the restaurants listed on their site and playing the certificate game. So some vendors might have left.
HaveFun said...: @Craig

I feel it is more due to economy and not due to service from restaurant.com. Personally I am pleased with their website and process. No hassles to me. Then again I have not interacted with them as a restaurant owner.
PioneerGirl said...: Wow! Thanks so much for this head's up! I'm gonna check out some places I've not been to and return to some old favorites!
debt said...: oh, i was too late. it is May 6, 2009
Dian said...: Thank you so much!

Dian
Gadget Sleuth said...: Restaurant.com has some amazing deals indeed....used a few of those in the past.

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