50% off at restaurant.com exp.11/12!

[momto4obkids]

Code 10417 Expires 11/12


You can get the 50% off certificates for .50!

www.restaurant.com

 

[Dagny]

Has anyone tried any of the WDW/Orlando restaurants listed on this site???? Thanks in advance.

 

[TEK224]

I just used this code to buy 8 gift certs for $40.

Value of GC $200. Reg. cost would have been $80. Cost with discount $40.

Made me happy = priceless!!

 

[CookieGVB]

Thanks for the info. I bought a few.

 

[mtblujeans]

Thanks very much! I have signed up to received discount emails but I never get them I am glad that others post!

 

[bsusanmb]

I have eaten at Baskerville's. It is a short walk from Downtown Disney. I just got a half off price of food for 50cents! Yikes. You get to print out your own certificate - cool.

Thanks for the tip - I love to save money.

Susan

 

[JinniLynn33]

Awesome got 4 50% off GC for 2 bucks!!!! THANK YOU!!!!

Virginia

 

[Kellydelly]

So you print them yourself and don't have to worry about having them sent to you?

 

[Kellydelly]

Another question. When the certificates don't show any requirements (like some say purchase of $35 must be made) does that mean you can really go into that restaurant and buy whatever you want and not worry about going over $25 with your bill? There's a hotel restaurant on international drive (I think that's the highway) that doesn't show any restrictions or requirements so I thought that might be a good place to hit for a cheap breakfast on the way to the parks.

 

[leebee]

Kellydelly, I haven't used these but have used similar in the past. I thik it means that you have to spend a minimum of $35 on food for them to accept your coupon; they will deduct the value of the coupon off your bill once you have met the minimum purchase requirement, which in this case is $35. So if you spend $50 in the restaurant, they will deduct $25 from your bill...if you spend $35, they will deduct $25from your bill...but if you spend $34, you can't use the coupon as it requires a minimum $35 purchase. Don't forget that you spent $10 for the certificate in the first place when figuring how much you actually "save", so best-case scenario is that you end up spending $20 for a meal, more as your bill goes up...you really end up saving $15 off the total of your bill, provided you spend over $35.

 

[PhotobearSam]

Can anyone tell me where to find the prices for food at Baskervilles'?

We are interested in eating there but want to know prices first.

I know that the certificate is only good for Dinner but what are the prices for breakfast? Has anyone ever had supper there or breakfast? How was it?

Thanks for the info on the certificates...

 

[sweet maxine]

I think the buffet is around $20 for dinner. I've heard that the food is good there, so for 2 people to eat at Disney for $20 for a buffet would really be a deal! I'm looking forward to using my certificates there. I think it would be nice to go to dinner there, then walk over to DTD and enjoy the decorations there in December.

 

[sammi]

Hi Samantha! I bought some Restaurant.com certificates last month for our upcoming trip and Baskervilles is one of them.This will be our first time.

There is a buffet or you can order ala carte too. I remember someone posting that the buffet was about $17.00 and when I've done a search have found that people have been happy with the restaurant.They also do a character breakfast 3 days a week, and DIS'ers have been able to use the certificates for that too.

If you're interested in buying some let me know as Canadians have to order a little differently as our address won't be accepted when we fill out the order form.



Hope this helps.

 

[DMRick]

and DIS'ers have been able to use the certificates for that too.

I believe it's only good for dinner now. It says what you can use it for when you are at teh restaurant.com site.

 

[sammi]

Yes that's what the coupon said but these people called and the restaurant said they would accept them for the breakfast.

I would call Baskervilles just to be sure though.

 

[Kellydelly]

I guess what I meant was if the website shows a certificate and it doesn't state any stipulations, then it would be just like buying a GC for Red Lobster or any other big chain, right? If the face value is $25 then you could get that much food for the $10 you paid for the GC? It would have been an even better deal yesterday with the half off coupon !