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I wonder if they'll ever have one for The French Laundry.
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10-03-2006 @1:56AM evan d. said... my family has used restaurant.com certificates for years and at a rate of at least 90% success. back in the day you never knew if the person in charge of the restaurant actually authorized it or if the location was still around. these days it's more reliable, though there are more restrictions which you have to take into account like minimum number of people or specific nights to use.
also, you'll get coupon codes in email after buying for the first time to reorder directly from restaurant.com for 1/2 off or better sometimes.
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evan!
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10-03-2006 @2:24PM Robyn said... that is so awesome! although the places i am looking at seem to have kind of limited options...
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10-03-2006 @5:06PM fitzthecat said... Every so often Restaurant.com has a 60% off sale. You can usually find it in blog feeds of digital deals and other discount trackers. Get a $25 coupon for $4.00!
I see it about once a month. That may dry up during the fall and holiday season, but keep a lookout for it.
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