Free $20 Towards Dinner in NYC, Los Angeles, Boston, San Francisco, and Chicago


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I recently came across a pretty cool app called Reserve where you can make a restaurant reservation at high end spots with an automatically billed payment (similar to Uber). I typically stay clear of the high end restaurants in NYC since you often need to make a reservation months in advance. There is no way I can plan that far in advance, although I know some can! This site, however, claims that they will be able to get you into those hard to reserve restaurants and make your dinning experience more seamless. I can definitely see huge value for the business travelers out there, especially those in a role that requires a little wining and dining every so often.

There is a $5 fee to make a reservation through Reserve and it is added to your final bill. However, currently, they are giving new members a $20 credit which can be used towards the reservation fee and the meal itself. You can sign up using code GJMIPF. Once you download the app, go to “Account” and “Add Promo Code”.

Also, as I quickly mentioned above, when the final bill comes you are billed directly to your credit card saved with the app. In your account details you are able to set the tip amount as well. For those Uber lovers out there, this should sound very familiar.

Now here are a few things to know.

  • There may not always be a reservation available at your desired spot, but you will be directed toward other options that might be similar. If a reservation opens up at your originally desired spot, the concierge system will try to secure your original spot.
  • Right now you can’t split the bill. So if you are out with others this could get tricky. It sounds like it’s a feature that should be coming soon.
  • You do have the ability to cancel a reservation. According to the FAQ, as long as you cancel 2 hours prior to the reservation you are not on the hook for anything. That said, if you cancel within the 2 hours of the reservation you can be charged $10 per head on the reservation and if you no show, it’s $25 per person.
  • You can “add a bid” to your request. In some cases if a restaurant is in high demand you might have an option to bid up the price you are willing to pay, say 10% over the bill. This is meant to show the restaurant that you are really interested (maybe because of an anniversary or client event). I guess they might move you to the top of the list should a cancellation happen.
  • It’s currently available in New York, Boston, LA, San Francisco, and Chicago

I’ve yet to try this out as most of the restaurants are outside of my immediate neighborhood, but Mr. Deals has had success with this service for client dinners.

The app is really simple (much like Uber), so I have high hopes for the company. If you’ve used this service before, feel free to comment with your experience. Also, feel free to comment with your referral code as well.

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Ben
Ben
9 years ago

thanks for the tip, i signed up with your code. here’s mine if anyone cares to start a train:

GJRTTD

Skor
Skor
9 years ago

I signed up with Ben’s code above. Here is my code continuing the train:
EJ14K7

scott
scott
9 years ago

Still looking for a code…All 3 above are invalid

Lucy
Lucy
8 years ago
Reply to  scott

You can use code EJ4HOF for $10 off these days.

Dee
Dee
8 years ago

Here is a code that works

LJMSQD

Thadeus
Thadeus
8 years ago

Pay it forward

LJA7K9

Kevin
Kevin
8 years ago

EJALEN

FullTimeTemps
8 years ago

Very nice app than can be used to impress friends. Great for those dinners where everyone tries to pull out a card and pay.

My code for $20: LJHJND

mmn468
mmn468
8 years ago

EYRDD0 $20

Will Jenkins
Will Jenkins
8 years ago

Use promo code “E1VZVO” for $20 Off!

Casey
Casey
8 years ago

GJDLNV For 20

Lucy
Lucy
8 years ago

Get $20 off with code:
EJ4HOF

Dave Steve
Dave Steve
8 years ago

LJGPRK gives you $20 credit

Daniel
Daniel
8 years ago
Reply to  Dave Steve

XYWMTF My 20$ code works.

michael
michael
8 years ago

EY7RNS for $20 off

Parker
Parker
8 years ago

Passing it on. XJUUFM code for $20 account credit!

Pye
Pye
8 years ago

Use code GJJXEA for $20 credit for new accounts. Many thanks!

Bye
Bye
8 years ago

E1MKPX for $20

Mark
Mark
8 years ago
Reply to  Bye

LJFFP4 for $20! Good luck!

Caitlin
Caitlin
8 years ago

Passing it on. GK0P9Y for $20 credit!

Jasminabug
Jasminabug
8 years ago

Passing along… LKDPAY

MJ
MJ
8 years ago

New code should still work!
Share the love

EYMZNT

PC
PC
8 years ago

G178M7

Keepin’ the train up!

JL
JL
8 years ago

It’s October and the original code from the article still worked for a $20 credit!
code: GJMIPF

Jigmey
Jigmey
8 years ago

Thanx guys. Here is my special promo code for $10. gk9fyl

Jonboy
Jonboy
8 years ago

This code still works for me! Use it for a $10 discount on your dinner!

EYMZNT

Lisa
Lisa
8 years ago

Thanks for the code! If anyone else wants $10 off, here is my code: E1W94V

CJ
CJ
8 years ago

New code! LJJCA9

Pauline
Pauline
7 years ago

This code still works! EYMZNT

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