Tucson Foodie Insiders on Track to Redeem 300% More Vouchers in 2024

Tucson Foodie Insiders on Track to Redeem 300% More Vouchers in 2024

Feb 12, 20242 min read

The members of our Foodie Club instantly get hundreds of vouchers to local restaurants worth a whopping $4,500+ per member.

As you can see in the report below, Foodie Club members cashed in 3,558 vouchers (which just come right off the bill) in 2023 for a total savings of $61,504.

That may seem like a lot. It is! It sure makes dining out and supporting local more fun and affordable.

But it’s nothing compared to 2024.

Y’all must be hungry. We’re just six weeks into 2024 and Foodie Club members have already redeemed well over 1,000 vouchers, outpacing 2023 by at least three times.

Here’s a look at where Foodie Club members went in 2023 and how much moolah they saved dining and supporting local.

Congratulations to Transit Tea for claiming the top spot with 269 redemptions!

Runners-up include Rocco’s Little Chicago, Gourmet Girls Gluten-Free Bakery, Penca, Pure Poke & Prep, and Kingfisher Bar & Grill with 80, 76, 77, 76 and 74 redemptions, respectively.

Also of note is the total value redeemed at each restaurant. Coming in first place is Zio Peppe, where 111 Foodie Club members saved $4,420 by redeeming their $40 Zio Peppe voucher. Coming in second place is Penca, where 77 Foodie Club members saved $3,080. In third place is Vero Amore, where 88 Foodie Club members saved $3,520. And in fourth place is Kingfisher, where 74 Foodie Club members saved $2,960.

Another fun statistic is the restaurant with the lowest redemption value per person. That title goes to our friends at Cuppa GoGo. Most vouchers are $10, $20, or $40, while Cuppa GoGo’s gives each Foodie Club member $5 off their bill four times per year. Despite the low individual value of their voucher, they racked up 73 redemptions! There must be something in the water…

A quick welcome to our newest partners:
  • Tavolino Ristorante Italiano – $20 off your bill (2x/year)
  • Postino – $10 off your bill (4x/year)
  • Gentle Ben’s Brewing – $10 off your bill (4x/year)
  • Bacio Italiano – $10 off your bill (4x/year)
  • Agave House – $10 off your bill (4x/year)
  • The Little One – $10 off your bill (4x/year)
  • Casa Del Rio – $10 off your bill (4x/year)
  • Tandem American Eatery – $10 off your bill (4x/year)
  • Redbird Scratch Kitchen + Bar – $10 off your bill (4x/year)
  • Iron John’s Brewing Company – $10 off your bill (4x/year)
  • Juniper – $10 off your bill (4x/year)
  • Secret Food Tours – 20% off tours in Tucson and surrounding cities.

If you’re not a Foodie Club member yet, you can join to unlock your voucher stack at insiders.tucsonfoodie.com.

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Shane Reiser

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