Well, this was a big movement when my parents were raising me and my brother...they would hunt out restaurants that offered "Kids Eat Free" night. Now, I will be the 1st to admit that when my family is hungry we do NOT drive around the city looking for a sign that says "Kids Eat Free" to oblige the hunger pains....we simply plop down at the closest place and pay $5.99 for a kids meal or two....
But, I have to say that something has struck a cord with me since my husband and I have been doing financial peace with Dave Ramsey. Save money wherever you can, and for us that means hunting out such "Kids Eat Free" places!
So, my Technology tip for the day is to Google Kids Eat Free, Your City, Your State: Example:
Kids Eat Free, Minneapolis, MN
Here are just a couple of the "Great" restaurants that popped up!
Can't you just here that extra money in your wallet screaming THANK YOU!!!!
1 month ago
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Great idea, Tarah! I'll be doing this soon.. may even try it this next week while we're out of town for a few days and eating out for every meal.
Great Tip! Don't you just love Google...who ever He is? I am so typing in Btown in a minute!
I use to be good at knowing what places had kids eat free and what night but I have forgotten. This was a great reminder to do it!
My teens can't get this deal anymore! They eat like men. Do you know how expensive it is to take a family of 6 out to dinner?
Thanks for the tidbit! In some places it cost just as much for a child plate as it does for an adult. It's rediculous knowing very well that kids don't eat that much of food anyways. Every little bit of money saved is helpful!
That's a great idea. Especially when the kids are small and never eat their food. I usually feed my boy from my plate for that exact reason!
Oh, and when I Googled that for RI I found this site that works for all states! here is the link.
http://www.familyfriendlyamerica.com/minnesotafree.html
With 4 kids I am ALLLL about the kids eat free night. There is also a site you can check out... www.mykidseatfree.com. It's great.
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