This blog has been dead for a while, so I figured I would share a recent deal that lasts for a couple more days. Restaurant.com is offering a deal for 80% off restaurant gift certificates. If you buy $11 worth of certificates, you get one $25 voucher free. I got $175 of gift certificates for $12. You can buy $25 (normally $10) for $2. This site used to not have hardly any restaurants in the local area. However, when I checked it out again, there were several new restaurants that had been added that are in the PTC/Newnan area. I got $25 gift certificates for Asian Chef Hibachi (Newnan), Grinds and Wines (PTC), Maxwell's (PTC), Marshall's (PTC), Georgia Shrimp Co. (PTC), Sundried Tomato (Tyrone). We already used the one for the hibach place in Newnan and were pleasantly surprised. The place did not seem all that great, but we had the best chef that I have ever had at a Japanese steak house. Note: these gift certificates dictate that you have to spend at least $35 to use the gift certificate. When we went out the other night we ended up spending $25, including gratuity. It was great deal for the meal we got. This is good til the end of the month. It makes dates nights a lot more fun/affordable and encourages you to try new places. The code to get the deal is CELEBRATE. The gift certificates are good for a year after the purchase date. You really can't lose for $2 each.
I am sure now that Christmas is over that there are a ton of deals out there right now. Share the deals you find.
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Just be careful. I've read reviews that state that this service doesn't always explain to the restaurants what they are doing. Some restaurant owners have now decided to decline taking their coupons.
Glad to hear that the ones you tried had no problem, though!
How about a post on how to score a great deal on a cabin in the Georgia mountains?
We spent $8 on those gift cards, and are going to try it out tomorrow night. If not, at least it was only $8.
I second the motion for deals like a cabin...or any vacation ideas for large families. Laura and Wendy, you guys seem to know the places...and how to have a great time. I'm all ears.
I spent $8 on about $100 or so worth of coupons. It worked for us the other night when we got Uncle Wong's Chinese. We still had to spend $20, but saved about $23.... and I needed to get out for dinner, so it was a good, inexpensive meal. Thanks for the tip.
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