Dining out; two for price of one

DINING out is part and parcel of a good weekend and it is about to become a whole lot more affordable with the launch next month of INDINE, a new “two meals for the price of one” benefit for our subscribers.

Involving 500 different restaurants across the country, INDINE is a unique discounted dining experience that offers subscribers additional value for their money.

More than 100 restaurants in the Western Cape from the City Bowl to the northern suburbs, the Winelands to George, are participating in INDINE which is based on the concept of “buy one main meal and get one main meal free” .

The less expensive main meal is free (up to a maximum discount of R100), when purchasing another main meal to the same value or more.

Subscribers will be able to use the benefit each month, allowing for a saving of R1 200 a year.

They can browse through the list of restaurants on www. indine. co. za, select a restaurant, and call the INDINE concierge desk on 0861 INDINE ( 463463) to make a booking – it’s that easy.

INDINE members will access their “virtual” membership cards directly on their smartphone or tablet devices immediately after joining the programme.

They simply log on to vc. indine. co. za and enter their unique subscriber number to view their card.

Non- subscribers interested in enjoying INDINE may call 0800 204711 during office hours or SMS “INDINE” and their “Name” to 33258.

For more information regarding INDINE, contact info@indine.co.za, SMS

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