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Step 1
Use the Internet to plan your birthday outing. Visit the Web sites of your favorite restaurants to discover who offers free food for birthdays. Many chain restaurants only offer birthday freebies to guests who register online, so make sure you complete all necessary steps before your birthday outing.
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Step 2
Call local restaurants that do not have a Web site or whose Web sites don't have information about birthday deals. Your favorite local eatery may offer unadvertised free food for patrons celebrating a birthday.
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Step 3
Plan to visit more than one location. Although many restaurants will give you free food on your birthday, it will often be in the form of dessert. Find a restaurant that will provide a complementary meal, then visit another restaurant or sweet shop for dessert.
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Step 4
Call ahead of your birthday meal to inform the staff that a member of your party will be celebrating a birthday. Confirm with the host your understanding of the restaurant's free birthday offerings. Make sure to remind the hostess about the birthday celebration upon arrival.
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Step 5
Sit back, relax and enjoy your free birthday treats. Nothing beats laughing and eating with loved ones while listening to the harmonious singing wait staff!













Comments
caseyhampers said
on 5/20/2009 LOL. What a joyous way to celebrate birthday and this is very timely nowadays! How about adding some more smiles through birthday hamepers?
ClayPot said
on 2/6/2009 My favorite restaurant, The Melting Pot, gives a free chocolate fondue with purchase of dinner for anyone who signs up on the internet ahead of time. Mmmm, nothing like a chocolate fondue!!!
:-)
cheapcindy said
on 9/14/2008 I have over 100 places that give you free stuff on your birthday listed on my blog!
www.cheapcindy.blogspot.com
Haoie said
on 9/2/2008 Normally you need to drag a big group with you to get anything for free. Like those buy 2 get 1 free deals.
vallain said
on 9/1/2008 I get so many internet coupons for free birthday meals that I have a hard time deciding which to use. It really does work to sign up for the "club" for your favorite chains.