302622 Tue Oct 04 18:42:29 -0700 2005 5 29 Not About Food 0 1695552 Inspired by the thread on the validity and feasibility of coupon usage, what about the sources of coupons? (I'm all about value!) Besides newspaper inserts (normally just a rare chain restaurant like Chevy's), the direct mailer coupon packs that have mostly household savings with a rare restaurant mixed in, maybe the food section of smaller newspapers and the Entertainment Book (which I have never purchased though have used the online plan for a short time), what are other good sources of restaurant coupons. I know this can be a somewhat regional subject. I also know of restaurant.com that provides $25 gift certificates for well under face value (but that isn't really a coupon). Any other good sources of coupons or discounts for restaurants - perhaps a central site? Tue Oct 04 18:42:29 -0700 2005 0 Scott 1 1695558 it's really hit-or-miss, but i always check the restaurant's web site (if they have one). there are sometimes coupons for off-hours, new menu items, etc. also, check out hotel lobbies for coupons, and the chamber of commerce brochure racks. Wed Oct 05 09:20:08 -0700 2005 1695552 0 mark 1 1695567 I see them in the Sunday paper and we also purchase the Entertainment Book. Wed Oct 05 11:52:33 -0700 2005 1695552 0 MidtownCoog 1 1695569 what is this entertainment book? I'd greatly appreciate some info, because it certainly sounds good! Thanks! Wed Oct 05 12:02:17 -0700 2005 1695552 0 MM 2 1695572 Go here and input your city/state/zip for the one near you. Link: http://www.entertainmentbook.com/ Wed Oct 05 12:29:02 -0700 2005 1695569 0 Linda W. 1 1695583 I use myclipper.com and restaurant.com. Wed Oct 05 17:18:14 -0700 2005 1695552 0 Browniebaker