DDP, Counter Service and dessert

[rosiep]

I understand that a CS meal includes an entree, beverage and a dessert. Must these things be gotten at the same place at the same time? Can I have a burger somewhere and then wander away to get a brownie somewhere else?

 

[dizplanner]

You have to get your dessert when you get your entree and use your CS credit. The only minor exception I've heard of is a few places that serve ice cream will stamp your receipt and let you pick it up after you finish your entree (but not hours later). Never done that myself, so can't tell you where that is done.

 

[schaery]

Similar question, I guess. When using a CS credit for breakfast, what if I wanted to order sides instead of an entree...for example: eggs, fruit, and toast which are each priced separately. Can I do that with 1 CS credit?

 

[Chrisypoo]

Similar question, I guess. When using a CS credit for breakfast, what if I wanted to order sides instead of an entree...for example: eggs, fruit, and toast which are each priced separately. Can I do that with 1 CS credit?

I don't believe so. I've only seen where you can use it on a "meal" (eggs, bacon, potatoes, and a biscuit for example). You could probably substitute toast for the biscuit in the meal example I gave, and then use a snack credit for the fruit.

However, using a CS credit at breakfast is really not a good bargain (especially if you're going to use a snack credit for fruit as well). Most breakfast meals are $5-5.50. But lunches can go as high at $12-13.

Christine