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$25 Gift Certificate - Restaurant.com

$25 Gift Certificate - Restaurant.com for $4

Jan 30, 2013 1:57 PM

Enter promo code: YUM

The majority of Restaurant-Specific Gift Certificates are available for the advertised price. In some instances, prices may be higher. eGift Cards and Gift Cards are separately priced. Limit of one (1) certificate per visit to a restaurant. Minimum spend requirements and other restrictions on the Restaurant-Specific Gift Certificates vary and are subject to change. This promotion does not apply to previously placed orders, cannot be combined with other promotions or offers, and does not apply to eGift Cards, Gift Card and Dinner of the Month purchases. Purchase or redemption of this offer requires that you agree to all the terms and conditions found at www.restaurant.com. Registration, including valid email address, is required for purchase. When redeeming a Restaurant.com eGift Card or Gift Card, these savings cannot be applied.

Offer ends Thursday, January 31, 2013.

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asianglow asianglow

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Be warned.... This website is sneaky, not all restaurants take these gift cards. Better to ask the restaurant before you even go there.

Also, there are many stipulations to even be able to use the card. Such as, you must have a certain amount in your party or you must pay 25% gratuity.....

acewingman acewingman
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Awesome sounding deal, however there is no place to enter the code and a representative from the site says if there is no box to enter the code, there is no promotion.

justguff justguff
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@acewingman: YES! I have read many complaints of Restaurant.com changing the stipulations after you purchase your gift cards.

I am not a huge believer in resellerratings.com, but you can see the horrible reviews for restaurant.com on them.

http://www.resellerratings.com/store/Restaurant

All told

coondogg97 coondogg97
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I noticed one of the restaurant's in my area that they are selling gift certificates for has changed names, so they wouldn't likely honor it.

trybble trybble
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@acewingman: personally i have used the website/certificates several times, and i did encounter some minor problems, 2 to be exact; but have had them worked out.

1. unlike groupon certs, i've had my restaurant.com cert refused. a waiter refused my printed cert, but had the manager review it and the phone app. and i even brought up the website on my phone and they accepted.

2. one of the locations closed and i had 3 $25 restaurant certs. it took forever for their cs to get on the situation, but finally, after a year, i am able to exchange the certs for another restaurant. i stopped using restaurant.com because i thought they left me sol, but they've regained my trust.

:)

asianglow asianglow
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@asianglow: Someone gave me a $25.00 restaurant gift card and when I logged into the site with the code on the card the site allowed me to search the restaurants in my area that would accept the gift cards. But once I read the stipulations for each specific restaurant I decided to give it to someone else... Who by the way has not used it yet because of the stipulations.

Here is a small sample of the stipulations from several of the restaurants in my area...

Minimum Purchase of $35

Minimum Purchase of $100

Minimum Purchase of $50. Not valid towards Lunch Special.

Minimum Purchase of $35. Excludes: Holiday/Special Events.

Minimum purchase of $37.50. 18% gratuity added prior to discount when full table service provided. Excludes: Holiday/Special Events. Valid towards entrees only.

Minimum 2 entrees

Minimum 2 entrees. 18% gratuity added prior to discount when full table service provided

acewingman acewingman
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@acewingman: oh yeah i forgot about all the small type.

the certs i bought with this YUM code only have one restriction - a minimum purchase that's double the cert's value...

so technically i will have a ~$50 bill and will end up paying ~$29+tax/tip... but it really depends on the restaurants.

asianglow asianglow
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We use restaurant.com gift cards all the time. I have never had a problem with them. Some places follow the fine print, while others have told me, "we just treat it as cash."

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