How do you get the restaurant.com coupons?

[princesspumpkin]

I want to order from them, but I need them before I go out of town on Sunday. Do you print them yourselves or are they sent in the mail. Thanks.

 

[PixieDust32]

didn't know about that!

Thanks!

 

[Crazy Hakim]

I want to order from them, but I need them before I go out of town on Sunday. Do you print them yourselves or are they sent in the mail. Thanks.

You print them yourself on your own printer, usually within and hour of ordering. I usually set my printer to a higher quality print format (I usually print in Draft setting) and I make sure "Color" is selected.

I have never had a problem with these coupons, they are fantastic and a local Italian Restaurant has a $25.00 Off coupon that I usually buy for under $5.00 during special promotions.

 

[cinamin27]

don't know if you are aware of this but there is a 50% off code out there right now - for certificates purchased by July 1st. the code is 37710.

 

[ines248]

And a 60% Off At Restaurant.com code that
expires on 6/30

Apply coupon code 51325 for 60% off.

 

[princesspumpkin]

Thanks everyone. I ordered some for my trip using the 60% off discount.

 

[PixieDust32]

I went there, but i cannot find where the coupons or discounts are, im looking for Disney restaurants.

Can someone help me out and maybe put the link here.

And how the codes work, please!

Thanks

 

[swilshire]

I ordered six of these for a recent vacation to Maine and Boston (three each). Had terrible luck using them. In Maine, one restaurant had gone out of business and another was seasonal, so not open while we were there. The third was delicious and a local favorite. No problem at all in using the certificate.

In Boston, two had changed hours (never did figure out when one was open) and the third refused to accept the certificate. The one we did use in Boston was reluctant to serve us as we had children with us. They no longer served lunch and when we went in at 7:30P, went out of their way to point out that they were a bar. (For the record, pubs in Boston often have the best and cheapest food and most cheerfully serve children in normal dinner hours.) There were very few people in there, so we ate and the food and service was quite good, but it was a bit unsettling to obviously be unwelcome.

I wound up calling restaurant.com three times with complaints and they did make good plus on all the cost, but it still threw our food budget off. The only other time we used them was for two restaurants in Orlando. One turned out to be in an iffy part of town, but quite tasty, and I haven't had a chance to use the other one yet.

I spent two or three hours researching restaurants and menus before I bought, so I was disappointed (and my family was peeved) to have so much trouble. I just bought the certificates about two weeks prior to leaving town, so it was odd that so much had changed. Apparently they have a hard time keeping info up-to-date.

Sheila

 

[mskeshaffer]

Gee, that's terrible! I've used them in Orlando and never had a problem. I love Le Peep for the morning we're driving home. A great breakfast place, that has a restaurant.com certificate. It's close by Universal.