MORTON'S STEAKHOUSE SEATTLE

[Gareeb]

A friend sent this to me.



Morton's: Steak and Seafood



If you go to this website and fill out the information, Morton's will send a certificate for two @ $109.00 to your e-mail address. Certificate is valid until June 30, 2008. Call in your reservations


Happy Eating

[Dinan328]

Sweet thanks!

[Liqued12]

Think you still have to pay the 109 bucks... Not free...

[d23]

thanks

[hamann99]

Looks like you weren't really reading, but it says you'll have to pay $99 instead of $109 for what a dinner usually cost.

[IREDLINEMY///M3]

Originally Posted by hamann99

Looks like you weren't really reading, but it says you'll have to pay $99 instead of $109 for what a dinner usually cost.

Uhhh... maybe you didn't read?

It says that it's $99.00, but the fine print says in Seattle it's $109.00.

I'm sure that normally this dinner is closer to $150.00.

[Duke]

I worked for mortons, this is probably the best deal you will get a steak runs around 60 bucks, a potatoe around 15, desert about 15, an appatizer about 15-25... for one person. This if for two.

However the waiters hate it when people with these coupons come in because they know they will get a 5 dollar tip at the end of the night and they usually bitch about everything.

[Dan-needabimma]

Originally Posted by Duke

However the waiters hate it when people with these coupons come in because they know they will get a 5 dollar tip at the end of the night and they usually bitch about everything.

DTM tips GOOD! Or at least we used to

[IREDLINEMY///M3]

Originally Posted by Dan-needabimma

DTM tips GOOD! Or at least we used to

When? Where?

Maybe I'm remembering real old school DTM, where often times there wasn't even enough cash to pay the bill.... much less leave a tip.... too many people that said my meal was $6.99 and my drink was $1.89, here's a $10. Uhhh that doesn't even cover the tax, or include a tip... which for large groups is like 20% automatically.

It did change, and people did start tipping better......

For this type of thing, its amazing to me, how many people don't know that they should be tipping on the full price of the meal, not just the "coupon price"..... if you're getting a $200.00 meal for $100.00... you should still be leaving 15-20% of $200.00 for your tip...