Buyer beware. You will need to call and verify the restaurant accepts these before buying them and to be safe call and ask the day you plan to go in. These coupons have a track record of getting turned down.

Getting a $25 GC for $4 is a good deal, despite the fact it happens every month doesn't make it any less of a good deal.* But like I always post here, keep in mind these catches.

*Actually if it happens all the time, and it does, it is not a good deal. It is just the normal price.


1. You are often required to spend $35 or more (minus the $25 GC) = $10 or more oop
2. You are suggested to leave a tip on the full amount, and some coupons state that a 18% gratuity will be added in ( * $35) = $6.30 oop
3. 7% taxes (or more) = $2.45
4. The $4 you paid for a $25 GC

So you have to spend a bare minimum of $22.75 out of pocket total (plus alcohol). Of course if you didn't have the GC, your $35 dinner actually costs $44.91 (plus alcohol) so it's still a great deal for a good dinner for two, I just want you all to know the REAL expenses, it's not the free ride that it appears.



this coupon code can be used for all and any certificate values, it's a generic 60% off coupon.


Important Information to Read BEFORE Ordering

Let me explain about Restaurant.com "Gift Certificates". They're not normal GCs. Think of them in terms as a really great coupon.

The gift certificate amounts and restrictions vary by restaurant. Before purchasing, it's very important to carefully read ALL restrictions for that particular GC. These specific restrictions are listed right under the "Add to Cart" button for each gift certificate.

There are other Standard Terms and Conditions that apply to ALL restaurants, and you must read them in full before purchasing:
Standard Terms & Conditions - Please Read BEFORE Ordering from Restaurant.com [restaurant.com]

After your order goes through you'll get a web page offering you $10 back. DON'T CLICK ON IT! Completing the form on the web page at this point signs you up for some sort of discount club that puts a recurring monthly charge on your credit card. You definitely don't want to do this.

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