tell me about resteraunt . com

[mommiepoppins]

Have you used it . How much food did you get for the price( we are a family of 7 how many certifacits will I need) also can you recomend a place close to the world? I really do not know my way around orlando. any info would be great.

 

[aclov]

I've used restaurant.com cert's but not in the Orlando area. Each certificate has terms and conditions so you have to read them carefully, ie. you have to spend a certain dollar amount, it may only be excepted on certain days or not applicable for alcoholic beverages.

Usually you can only use one certificate per table. If you go to the website, there's more info out there on how to use.

I've never had any problems redeeming.

 

[Crazy Hakim]

Have you used it . How much food did you get for the price( we are a family of 7 how many certificates will I need) also can you recommend a place close to the world? I really do not know my way around Orlando. any info would be great.

I frequently use it, and I live in the Orlando area.
The amount of food has nothing to do with the coupon, it's just a reduction in the amount you pay, like a cash coupon.
The web site has great search features that help narrow down the area you want to dine in. They usually also offer links directly to the restaurant web site. And there are numerous web sites (like citysearch) where you could find restaurant reviews.
I endorse Restaurant.com 100%

 

[jenr812]

I used them a couple years ago for a cert for The Original Benjamins in Myrtle Beach and am buying another cert for our MB trip next week. As was previously stated, the amount of food depends on the restaurant itself. Restaraunt.com simply gives you a coupon. Right now (expires today) you can get 60% off the cert. price with code 12934. I just paid $4 for a $25 certificate. So I will save $21 When we used the cert in MB before, it saved us more than any other special available, like in those coupon books you get in welcome centers and such. HTH