Restaurant.com.... check it out!!!!

[DVCJones]

Perhaps the Podcast crew knows of this already, but I just wanted to pass along some money saving information to my Dis friends.

We use this a lot here in MA, but it is available everywhere. I went to see what was available in the Orlando are...and the selection is endless.

We usually get $25 dollar gift certificated for $2-5 dollars depending on the discount code. The current code is "eat" and it offers 70% off right now. Sometimes they offer 80% off!!!!

It really is an awesome way to save money if you are one who likes to eat off Disney property. With a little homework, you can find some nice restaurants.
Just watch out for restrictions like, not valid on weekends or must order two meals, etc.

Enjoy!

 

[BDJazz]

Wow - found deals right in my neighborhood! Found a $100 gift card to a Mexican restaurant for $12...

Without creating an account it doesn't say how you get the gift card. Is it e-mailed or mailed via USPS? Also - what's the catch if any??

 

[mainegal]

It helps to live in a more populated state. In all of Maine, there are twenty-five restaurants offered on restaurant.com. Except for one in Bar Harbor, they are all south of Portland.

 

[IbeAbitGOOFY]

Wow - found deals right in my neighborhood! Found a $100 gift card to a Mexican restaurant for $12...

Without creating an account it doesn't say how you get the gift card. Is it e-mailed or mailed via USPS? Also - what's the catch if any??

BDJazz - Once you pay for your certificate(s), you will be able to print them out. As for "catches", you need to read the fine print for each place as they vary. For example, some require you to spend a minimum amount or order a certain dish (Melting Pot requires you to order the Big Night Out for 2). Most places will also automoatically tip to the pre-discounted price. Sometimes you can only use them on certain days of the week.

If you can find places that you like going to or are willing to try, it is actually a pretty good deal. Bottom line - read the fine print.