@hbbigdaddy wrote:
I noticed the new guidelines are more clear
Shopper must order a drink, one appetizer and a steak or entrée with a salad as one side.
The one nice thing is that the filet medallion entree comes on a bed of that rice. Servers have let me swap that out. So basically that dish has 3 sides.
@ShopperGirly wrote:
I always try to get the "early dine" prices. Some of my area TRH have moved their opening hours to 3 PM on M-F.
@Karenhal wrote:
The same holds true with bar shops.
Has anyone been able to perform shops with Happy Hour pricing?
I sent a message asking to scheduler. There has been no response, but two reminders to do the shop.
@hbbigdaddy wrote:
Yes, Monday-Thursday before 5PM or 5:30PM (at some locations) gets you the better deals.
But I can only do that at the "close one" to me. For the ones a little further, I save for the weekend. Getting the filet medallions and a cheap stake along with an appetizer can easily feed 3 people. Come out of pocket maybe $10.
Here's a hint. Think of a "notorious" former Supreme Court justice.@Tyger wrote:
Hey, what website do you happen to use where you can do Texas Roadhouse? I am sorry, I am new to the community so not too knowledgeable.
@ShopperGirly wrote:
I have found the bartenders tend to give me the early bird prices on items not normally listed, i.e the steak kabobs.
@jp43209 wrote:
Here's a hint. Think of a "notorious" former Supreme Court justice.@Tyger wrote:
Hey, what website do you happen to use where you can do Texas Roadhouse? I am sorry, I am new to the community so not too knowledgeable.
@hbbigdaddy wrote:
Do you report this or keep quiet and enjoy the savings? They do not ask a question about it, but just wondering if you bother mentioning it in your report.
@ShopperGirly wrote:
I have found the bartenders tend to give me the early bird prices on items not normally listed, i.e the steak kabobs.
Check the guidelines. Your shop may have been assigned before they made the changes, but in the future you're supposed to get an appetizer plus have a salad as one of your sides. The cheapest way to get around this would be to order an extra cup/bowl of chili specifically as an appetizer ($4 or $5 respectively). That plus the side salad and bread is pretty filling, but you're allowed to take home leftovers if you can't finish your entree.@nellybean212 wrote:
Hmmm. i just did a bar shop last night and didn't have to order an appetizer.
@ShopperGirly wrote:
to quote a popular savings website:
"Never call the store (to verify special savings,)" But I do give them the maximum tip.
@hbbigdaddy wrote:
Do you report this or keep quiet and enjoy the savings? They do not ask a question about it, but just wondering if you bother mentioning it in your report.
@ShopperGirly wrote:
I have found the bartenders tend to give me the early bird prices on items not normally listed, i.e the steak kabobs.
@maverick1 wrote:
@ShopperGirly wrote:
to quote a popular savings website:
"Never call the store (to verify special savings,)" But I do give them the maximum tip.
@hbbigdaddy wrote:
Do you report this or keep quiet and enjoy the savings? They do not ask a question about it, but just wondering if you bother mentioning it in your report.
@ShopperGirly wrote:
I have found the bartenders tend to give me the early bird prices on items not normally listed, i.e the steak kabobs.
I don't know where you got that quote from, but it's pretty slick![/quote
haha! I remembered it was "Slickdeals" after I posted.
@catlassy wrote:
Change does not make much difference to me as I usually order a side salad anyway.
The receipts, at least here, do NOT print out the sides that are with the entree...... how do they plan on checking customers if the receipt does not list the sides? Not that I plan on being a scofflaw. Other than watch the video (boring for them) they dont know the sides siince they are not on the receipt -- they SHOULD be..