Texas de Brazil [texasdebrazil.com] has a 50% Off Vip Card. This allows you to take 50% Off your entire meal, through September 30.
Not valid on Friday, Saturdays, and holidays such as: Mother Days, Fathers Day, or Easter Sunday. 15% Gratutity on pre-discounted price. Up to 12 uses.
Its best to get it in-store to avoid shipping charges on the card.
Sign up for the newsletter to get 25% Off [fbmta.com], valid for 1 month from the time of signup and a free meal on your birthday.
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RDMustang1
Broke Member
posted: Mar. 9, 2010 @ 6:39p
For those that don't know... You can sign up on their website for their newsletter and they will send you a free 50% off coupon for your birthday and anniversary.
MythSpell
Senior Member - 1K
posted: Mar. 10, 2010 @ 8:07a
1st post says "Sign up for the newsletter to get 25% Off [fbmta.com], valid for 1 month from the time of signup and a free meal on your birthday." but 2nd post says "for your birthday and anniversary." Anyone know for sure? And yes, I know I could just signup and find out but since one of the coupons is apparently only "valid for 1 month from the time of signup" and I wouldn't be able to use it that soon, I'd rather wait... unless someone says they just got one and it no longer has an expiration date. TIA
RDMustang1
Broke Member
posted: Mar. 10, 2010 @ 8:54a
MythSpell said:1st post says "Sign up for the newsletter to get 25% Off [fbmta.com], valid for 1 month from the time of signup and a free meal on your birthday." but 2nd post says "for your birthday and anniversary." Anyone know for sure? And yes, I know I could just signup and find out but since one of the coupons is apparently only "valid for 1 month from the time of signup" and I wouldn't be able to use it that soon, I'd rather wait... unless someone says they just got one and it no longer has an expiration date. TIA
I'm talking about signing up for the texasdebrazil.com newsletter. The OP's post says if you sign up at fbta.com you will get a 25% coupon.
My wife and I go to TdB 4 times a year - My birthday, her birthday, our wedding anniversary and our dating anniversary (we just wanted a 4th coupon since obviously we have the same wedding anniversary). Unless things have changed since September (my last visit) the coupons are 50% off and come for birthdays and anniversaries. We've been doing this for 4 years now and it's always the same. We're going again in 3 weeks (looking forward to a coupon here in the next week).
robby69
Senior Member - 5K
posted: Mar. 10, 2010 @ 11:40a
The place is great.. but still pretty high even at 50% off. unless you can really put it away.
Skip the sausage, chicken etc.. wait for the good meats.
heyhey105
New Member
posted: Mar. 11, 2010 @ 10:55a
I signed up for their e-mails and have gotten the 50% coupon off for anniversary and birthdays. At 50% I think you are definitely getting a deal cause the quality of meat is much better than the cheaper Brazilian steakhouses.
thelord
Member
posted: Apr. 13, 2010 @ 11:04a
FYI I signed up a a couple weeks ago.and got a free dinner coupon for my bday but not a 50% off and it is not valid on saturdays.. I am trying to take my family there this weekend, and realizing that none of the coupons works on Sat.. Never paid full price there.
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