Daily Deal-Saving Money at Restaurants
Love to eat out? Finding yourself spending way too much money at the restaurant? This week’s Thursday Thrifty Tip is how to save money at restaurants.
Drink Water-This is one of the things my husband and I are sure to do almost every time we eat out. Drinks at restaurants are expensive whether it’s a soda, lemonade, tea, or alcoholic beverage. Occasionally we’ll treat ourselves to something other than water, but usually it’s water with lemon. We easily save $5 by drinking water!
Eat lunch instead of dinner or go early-Many restaurants have a separate lunch menu which is much cheaper than the dinner menu. If you can, meet for lunch. Chances are you’ll save money! You may also save money by going to a restaurant early. Some restaurants have ‘early bird’ specials to help you save money.
Share a meal-Many times we are given way too much at restaurants anyways, so why not share a meal? Get a side salad or dessert to help fill you up(chances are you’ll spend less on salad or dessert than another entree).
Use coupons-Occasionally we’ll get restaurant coupons in the mail, but be sure to check restaurant websites for coupons. Many places offer a free appetizer or dessert when you sign up to receive their emails. Another good source for restaurant coupons is restaurants.com
Find a place with free kids meals-Certain restaurants have kids eat free nights. Be sure to take advantage of that offer. Many times it’s during the week when they aren’t quite as busy.
Go for dessert-I love going with my friends for dessert. Nothing beats chatting over a piece of cheesecake with my best friend! Plus it’s much cheaper!
There are many ways to save money when you’re eating out. Some may seem like no-brainers, but they’re easy steps to save money and stretch your dollar.
What ways have you tried to cut back on the expense of eating out?
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