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Menu - O'Charley's Restaurant & Bar
During the height of the pandemic when many restaurants in the US were only offering carryout or delivery, some restaurants were selling gift certificates online for a discount just so they could stay afloat. There is a restaurant chain here called "O'Charley's" that is similar to TGIF (Thank God it's Friday, popular US restaurant chain) or Cheddar's. The food is pretty good at the one in my area. I got an email offer for a gift certificate valued at $50 that I only had to pay $35 for, so I bought one. Last week I used it. This restaurant offers family-size meals for $29.99 that include a main item plus 2 side dishes and rolls with butter and sauces. O'Charley's - Online Ordering (this link is for online ordering, not sure if it will work for everyone).
I bought a chicken tenders family-size meal and chose double portions of steamed broccoli, along with some ranch dressing, blue cheese dressing, tangy Buffalo sauce, and of course the rolls and butter. There was probably 3 pounds of lightly breaded, well-marinated and properly seasoned chicken (quite tender and juicy) and over a pound of broccoli, which was perfectly cooked. What a score! And of course I still have 20.01 left on my certificate to use at a later date.
Rolls and sauces not pictured:
The first night we ate some tenders warmed in my air fryer-toaster oven. I coated them with Buffalo sauce and we dipped them in the ranch and blue cheese dressings. I made a cheese sauce for the broccoli. The second night I had a bottle of General Tso's sauce (popular Chinese-American takeout sauce for chicken) on hand and I made some fried rice. We heated up the tenders and coated them in General Tso's and had the fried rice with some of the broccoli, it was as good as Chinese takeout that we normally get (minus the rangoons and egg rolls). The third night we toasted brioche buns and heated up some tenders and made sandwiches and I used the rest of the broccoli to make a broccoli cheese soup. The sandwiches tasted nearly as good as Chick-fil-A! I still had a few tenders leftover for us to munch on for lunch on the fourth day so we did a repeat of night #1.
What kind of take-out deals have you scored lately?
During the height of the pandemic when many restaurants in the US were only offering carryout or delivery, some restaurants were selling gift certificates online for a discount just so they could stay afloat. There is a restaurant chain here called "O'Charley's" that is similar to TGIF (Thank God it's Friday, popular US restaurant chain) or Cheddar's. The food is pretty good at the one in my area. I got an email offer for a gift certificate valued at $50 that I only had to pay $35 for, so I bought one. Last week I used it. This restaurant offers family-size meals for $29.99 that include a main item plus 2 side dishes and rolls with butter and sauces. O'Charley's - Online Ordering (this link is for online ordering, not sure if it will work for everyone).
I bought a chicken tenders family-size meal and chose double portions of steamed broccoli, along with some ranch dressing, blue cheese dressing, tangy Buffalo sauce, and of course the rolls and butter. There was probably 3 pounds of lightly breaded, well-marinated and properly seasoned chicken (quite tender and juicy) and over a pound of broccoli, which was perfectly cooked. What a score! And of course I still have 20.01 left on my certificate to use at a later date.
Rolls and sauces not pictured:
The first night we ate some tenders warmed in my air fryer-toaster oven. I coated them with Buffalo sauce and we dipped them in the ranch and blue cheese dressings. I made a cheese sauce for the broccoli. The second night I had a bottle of General Tso's sauce (popular Chinese-American takeout sauce for chicken) on hand and I made some fried rice. We heated up the tenders and coated them in General Tso's and had the fried rice with some of the broccoli, it was as good as Chinese takeout that we normally get (minus the rangoons and egg rolls). The third night we toasted brioche buns and heated up some tenders and made sandwiches and I used the rest of the broccoli to make a broccoli cheese soup. The sandwiches tasted nearly as good as Chick-fil-A! I still had a few tenders leftover for us to munch on for lunch on the fourth day so we did a repeat of night #1.
What kind of take-out deals have you scored lately?