Eating Out on a Budget
There are so many ways to save money when dining out with friends and family.
Kids Eat Free
One way is to save money on kids meals and you can use our “Kids Eat Free” list to help you figure out which places have the best deals for your family.
Our list of Kids Eat Free restaurants is nationwide and local to Las Vegas
Vegas Birthday
Are you in Las Vegas during your birthday? Use our list of Las Vegas Birthday Deals contains restaurants nationwide and local to Las Vegas to save money.
Las Vegas Dining Resources
When we “play tourist” we enjoy the Buffet of Buffets, which is all you can eat from multiple buffets within a 24 hour period
Click here to read our article on How to Save Money in Vegas on Dining Out
Las Vegas Dining Coupons
An oldie but goodie to keep in the car is the Entertainment Book for Las Vegas. A mobile app that we keep running on the phone to pop up deals in the vicinity is Valpak for Las Vegas.
Since my kids are older and can no longer “eat for free” there are a few other places I look for discounted meals. Groupon for Las Vegas can be hit or miss with my family as most some of the restaurants so far have not been on our must-try list.
If you have never used Restaurant.com before you will love it! The site dedicated to finding the best deals at local restaurants and it’s easy to find them by entering your zip code to see all the deals in your area.
Ask us for a discount code for Restaurant.com to help you save when you check out on their website (they change often so we don’t post them).
Once you have purchased your certificates, print them or use your mobile device for immediate use!
Order Now:
Create a new or sign into your Restaurant.com account
Enter your zip code at Restaurant.com
Search for a restaurant of your choice or filter by cuisine, atmosphere, average entrée price, entertainment, etc.
Choose your denomination and add to cart
Enter Restaurant.com discount code
Proceed to checkout
I see several new restaurants that I am buying {and come back to check out our reviews for them!!!}. I start with the most expensive dining certificates and work my way down. When we eat with friends, it’s a great deal because we always reach the minimum needed to use the certificate.
Retaurant.com “Fine Print” and FAQ
This sounds way too good to be true… is there a catch?
Just be sure to read what the minimum purchase required is as almost all have a minimum.
Most are not valid on holidays and for special events
Only one per party – per month – per restaurant
Sometimes do not include alcohol purchases
They never expire and you can exchange them at any time for another
Read the certificate to see if a tip is added automatically by using the certificate
