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Cash Back is available from FatWallet!Restaurant.com: 20.0% Cash Back » See offers, coupons, ratings, and applicable restrictions.
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- TerrorThai
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Thanks, just in time for some guests coming next week |
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- terrygodwin
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Awesome deal! I got some great deals... Worked for me! |
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- trainaholic
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- MinnesotaNice
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Fat Cash didn't work for me... bummer. I don't see how "we track your purchases " and issue FatCash... |
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- isles1
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MinnesotaNice said:Fat Cash didn't work for me... bummer. I don't see how "we track your purchases " and issue FatCash...FC neve rworks for me with R.com. You have to wait 3 weeks from your oder date, then open an investigation via My Account. Save your order #. |
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- Melliebaby
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Careful with the 70% off offer....For $25.00 you have to spend $35...Most restaurants add in an 18% tip....I normally leave more but hate being told this is what I must leave... |
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- LiluQT
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Still a good deal if you enjoy dining out and would like to save some $$ I've been able to use some certificates at restaurants on carry-out orders, but still ended up paying the 18% gratuity fee. It's all still worth it to me if I feel like trying out a restaurant, but don't feel like dining in. |
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- TheDude
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Perfect timing - we'll be cruising next week and the hotel we'll be staying at before we sail has a restaurant that is on restaurant.com list. The menu is overpriced (what hotel restaurant isn't), but they have a great breakfast buffet for $14/head, with $25 certificate the three of us can grab a great breakfast for $17 plus the $3 for the certificate purchase, can't do much better than that at McDonalds, let alone Denny's or IHop |
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- KingMongo
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Hey, question about proper etiquette when using these. I'm ordinarily a 15-20% tipper. And the restaurant.com coupons suggest that you tip based on the full value of the check, okay, granted. However, every restaurant I've ever been to already sticks an 18% gratuity on the bill, based on the pre-discount check. This absolves me of any need to tip, unless I think there's been stellar service which warrants >18% tip, right? I presume that their admonition about tipping is only if there's no automatic gratuity, right? I just hate to think that I'm going to these restaurants and pissing them off by not tipping, but at the same time, I wouldn't bother using these things if I have to tip twice. |
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- isles1
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KingMongo said:Hey, question about proper etiquette when using these.... |
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- kimgkimg
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Well the tip is going to the server, so if the restaurant is adding 18% of the discounted amount, I'll usually put in a few extra bucks to make sure the server gets the tip on the full amount. They work for tips, so I don't want to short change them if they provided good service. |
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- KMCHERRY
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TheDude said:Perfect timing - we'll be cruising next week and the hotel we'll be staying at before we sail has a restaurant that is on restaurant.com list. The menu is overpriced (what hotel restaurant isn't), but they have a great breakfast buffet for $14/head, with $25 certificate the three of us can grab a great breakfast for $17 plus the $3 for the certificate purchase, can't do much better than that at McDonalds, let alone Denny's or IHop Dude, I hope this restaurant is not a hotel restaurant in Manchester NH: My wife and I went to the Nutfield Ale Steakhouse, and it was just awful--possibly the worst restaurant meal I have ever had. The NY strip was a sirloin, my "medium" was "well done and then some," and my wife's salmon was charred to a crisp. |
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- aus
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How do they make money with these discounts!!! |
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- JustLJ
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aus said:How do they make money with these discounts!!! They keep a cut and (at least for the resturants in my area) they require a $60 purchase (excluding alcohol). Doing $60 food at a Mexican place to get $15 off isn't worth it to me. |
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- Courtjester2001
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Sweet. Couple new coupons in my area. Thanx guys. |
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- TheDude
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kimgkimg said:Well the tip is going to the server, so if the restaurant is adding 18% of the discounted amount, I'll usually put in a few extra bucks to make sure the server gets the tip on the full amount. They work for tips, so I don't want to short change them if they provided good service.When I've used certificate the 18% is calculated on the pre-discount price. Server is getting their fair share - actually less than what I'd normally tip. However in talking with a server, they get people who decide to tip on the discounted price so this is probably better overall for the server |
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- TheDude
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KMCHERRY said:TheDude said:Perfect timing - we'll be cruising next week and the hotel we'll be staying at before we sail has a restaurant that is on restaurant.com list. The menu is overpriced (what hotel restaurant isn't), but they have a great breakfast buffet for $14/head, with $25 certificate the three of us can grab a great breakfast for $17 plus the $3 for the certificate purchase, can't do much better than that at McDonalds, let alone Denny's or IHop |
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- antang
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Thanks OP! Just as I was thinking what to eat for dinner! |
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