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These Restaurant Gift Cards Give You Something for the Holidays, Too

By Matthew Lynch
January 31, 2024
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 Restaurants across the country are rolling out holiday gift card deals that not only make perfect presents for food lovers but also offer a little something extra. This holiday season, giving a restaurant gift card can mean giving the gift of a night off from cooking, a special date night, or a memorable meal with friends. Not to mention, with many restaurant gift card promotions, the giver gets rewarded too!

One of the most appealing aspects of these promotions is the bonus deal—they often come in the form of an additional free gift card when you purchase one of a certain value. For instance, at some steakhouse chains, buying a $100 gift card might fetch you an additional $20 bonus card to use in the New Year. This is perfect for those who enjoy fine dining experiences and appreciate the added value.

For fast-casual aficionados, popular burger joints and sandwich shops are offering similar deals, where purchasing a $25 gift card can yield a $5 bonus or coupon. These types of promotions encourage repeat visits and increase customer loyalty while providing significant savings.

Pizza places are also getting in on the action with holiday deals that often include a free pizza or side with the purchase of a gift card over a certain amount. Given that pizza is a universally loved food, these deals are excellent for families looking for an easy meal during busy holiday evenings or those planning casual get-togethers.

In addition to national chain restaurants, local eateries often provide holiday specials on gift cards to entice community members to support small businesses. These local deals can sometimes be even more generous than their corporate counterparts as independent restaurants strive to nurture a strong connection with their neighborhood patrons.

Even better, some restaurants offer more creative bonuses like exclusive merchandise or limited-time-only items that can tempt foodies with something unique and collectible. From branded apparel to special edition sauces or desserts, these little extras make the restaurant’s gift cards stand out among other holiday gifts.

When giving restaurant gift cards this season, remember you’re not just giving someone else a thoughtful present — depending on where you purchase the card, you could be treating yourself as well. It’s important to act fast though; many of these deals are only available through the end of December, and some may have restrictions or expiration dates for using bonus cards.

Before purchasing any restaurant gift cards this holiday season, be sure to check each establishment’s terms and conditions for their specific promotions to make sure you’re getting the best deal possible. With so many restaurants offering added incentives for buying their gift cards during the holidays, it’s easy to spread cheer while enjoying a little extra treat for yourself.

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