Southern Coupon Belle: Eat Great for Less on Valentine's Day

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Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Eat Great for Less on Valentine's Day

Restaurant.com is offering gift certificates for 60% off using the code TREAT.
I just checked and not many have the stipulation that the gift certificates can't be used on holidays.
You can purchase a $25 gift certificate for $4.

Just to be on the safe side- I'd call ahead and make sure it's okay.
We tried a Greek restaurant near the house and it was wonderful. I can't say we would have tried it out if I didn't find it on www.restaurant.com.

As always, meet the stipulations, present the GC when you first order and tip on the original amount if they don't include the gratuity. And if you order right now, you'll receive a FTD $15 reward with each purchase.

Sales ends on Sunday, 2/15

Update- we asked the girls what they wanted to do and they both said, " The Japanese/Sushi Place we go to!" We are going to call ahead and make sure we can use the GC but they are so great and the girls love it so much... it's going to be a great Valentine's Day dinner!"