What a jib… Ts and Cs say that it's only for food… No beer.
Also, I'm pretty sure the deal is only for James Squire Docklands, not the one on Russel st.
No beer… Bad deal. Bad Cudo.
Only $20 for $50 worth of Food at James Squire Brewhouse- Melbourne
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Bensoin on 03/09/2010 - 13:40 cudo.com.au (427 clicks)
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Wow, what an obnoxious website!
I totally agree.
Oh well… one less customer here ;)
That's the WORST website I've seen in a long time! I don't want to register!!!
True that. Kudos to Bensoin for taking the plunge and registering JUST SO YOU COULD SEE THE ACTUAL PAGE.
Maybe we should set up a bugmenot account with them so we can all see the page. Very crappy website.
Cheers!
$50 bucks worth of food there is about $20 at other places anyway - very overpriced, but has great selection of beer (but being a "brewhouse" it should have)
T & C's
Valid for 12 months from purchase.
One voucher per customer.
The discount is on food purchases only, no beverages included.
Must be used in one sitting.
Voucher cannot be redeemed for cash.
Management reserves the right to refuse service.
The best thing about James Squires' is the beer. It's not cheap, but it's excellent. It's a pity beer isn't included in this deal.
On a side-note… Slabs of James Squire are 47.90 at First Choice at the moment which is decent. Try James Squire Sundown Lager. It's the bomb.
Anyone know how the food ACTUALLY taste there?
Mind you, I've been there before but for beers and a side of chips.
From what I remember it was good. As a place to have a few drinks Docklands still fails and worse over is the location of James Squire at the very end of Harbortown (I think thats what its called) where you are practically in Tasmania.
Yes Neil you are 100% correct. Worst location possible in Harbour town. Completely away from the main limelife of the area.
what does it mean when the T&c says Management reserves the right to refuse service.???
does that mean they wont honor the voucher?More than likely means that if you are intoxicated, they won't let you in, thus not serve you.
Sigh.
Yet another bargain "% off" site.I know the publicity on these sites are valuable marketing tools but why don't they just offer 2-for-1 food vouchers.
Watch out, this groupon website is backed by Microsoft and PBL:
http://www.dynamicbusiness.com.au/articles/articles-news/gro…
I submitted this from my phone and it would have been a bitch to put the fine print in. So just embrace your inner detective and check the site.