inKind offers
$25 Off Your Next $50+ Meal when you enter your phone number to claim the offer.
Thanks to Community Member
budiii for sharing this deal.
Note: Check the
location list for eligible restaurants, bars & cafés near you. Your offer will be auto-applied when you use the inKind app (
iOS or
Android) to seamlessly pay your bill from your phone.
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Thanks. Worked for me. Some restaurants in NYC - wish there were more!
Do you have any recommendations for good restaurants in NYC that are also on inKind? Going there this week
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Does anyone know if you can have multiple $25 off $50 offers in your account? Or will adding this one replace the other one?
Does anyone know if you can have multiple $25 off $50 offers in your account? Or will adding this one replace the other one?
Keep an eye on the tip amount though—if I remember correctly it defaults to the pre split amount, for example I split $100, but calculates tip percentages on the $100 not the $50.
Keep an eye on the tip amount though—if I remember correctly it defaults to the pre split amount, for example I split $100, but calculates tip percentages on the $100 not the $50.
I ended up just using it once on a $96 bill.
Keep an eye on the tip amount though—if I remember correctly it defaults to the pre split amount, for example I split $100, but calculates tip percentages on the $100 not the $50.
1. The 25 off 50, does that take into consideration the final amount post taxes or is it pre taxes?
2. The 20% cash back applies as a return to the account after you make the payment? Or will I get a 20% discount on my bill? The reason I am asking is, should I order food worth $50 or should I order good worth $50+20% to offset the 20%, so that the 25 off 50 will apply?
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What happened to your favorite brewery is the biggest risk to the InKind business model. They are actually a financing company. They gave that restaurant a lot of cash to help finance their expansion, in exchange for dining credits that they then essentially sell at a discount to members like us. It's a cool model that supports the industry, but it requires "network effects" within a locality. I'm sure it's tough to build up a new market. I'm sure they also have an allowance for restaurant failures in their business model, but if there were, say, another pandemic, it could destroy InKind.
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