Use coupon code TOUCHDOWN through September 13 at Restaurant.com to save 80% off gift certificate purchases to local restaurants! This makes the cost of a $25 “gift certificate” just $2, though it really functions more like a really awesome coupon than a gift certificate.
They have added a lot of new local restaurants recently, so there’s actually a selection to choose from now! Here’s a list of the ones currently available – click the link at the bottom to view the complete list.
Remember to read the fine print of each certificate, as all require a minimum purchase and may have a few stipulations such as “cannot be used on holidays”.
- Grand Gyros
- B&E Filling Station
- I-95 Restaurant and Bar
- Back East Bar and Grill
- Joseph’s Fine Dining
- The Indigo Bar and Grill
- Charlie’s Pit BBQ and Yakibob’s
- Rancho Alegre Family Restaurant and Cantina
- Danny’s Corner Bistro
- India Palace
- Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery
- Sheldon’s Luncheonette
- Rocco’s Italian Restaurant
- Arceo’s Family Mexican Restaurant
- La Zingara
- Nawlin’s BBQ
- The Flow of Mexico
- Tabeguache Steakhouse
- China Inn II
- Chinatown
- Jo-Mamas Pizza
- D&D BBQ
- La Perle Tapatia
- El Poblano Mexican Restaurant
- El Poblano Mobile Restaurant
- Tomo Sushi (sold out)
- A Second Cup Another Pint
- Briarhurst Manor Estate
- The Airplane Restaurant
- Mona Lisa Fondue
- Dale Street Bistro Cafe
- Walter’s Bistro
- Fine Asian Cuisine
- Steaksmith (sold out)
- Bhan Thai
- Bistro De Pinto
- Mozaic Restaurant
- Hatch Cover
- Little Nepal Indian Restaurant and Bar
- Edelweiss (sold out)
Go to Restaurant.com to browse and order!
Be carefull when buying Restaurant.com coupons – some are tricky. I bought 3 today – good deal, I thought. I paid $10.00 for 2 $50.00 coupons and 1 $25.00 coupon. However, when the coupons printed, I had to spend $100.00 each for the $50.00 coupons and $35.00 for the $25.00 coupon. You can only use one coupon per visit. Read the “terms”. But when you read about the coupons under the restaurant information, it is misleading. I probably won’t be using the $50.00 coupons and call it a “lesson”. I’ll spend an extra $10.00 for the $25.00 coupon, since minimum purchase is $35.00. So – it’s really not 80% in my opinion.