off a United Airlines flight too, and a big discount at a hotel (often good weeknights only). Link: http://www.entertainment.com/half (5 replies, last updated by jill March 24, 2006)

New husband and I want to use up all our Entertainment book coupons before November, and we’re saving Mt. Everest and Kathmandu for winter, so we thought we’d do one of the Greek/Danforth choices this weekend: Patris,... (18 replies, last updated by LemonLauren August 4, 2009)

To purchase a copy of the Entertainment book call Lynn at 416-445-5422. It is $32.00. The book is sold by charities as fund raiser. They keep a portion of the price. The new Entertainment book has just come out. This book has... (0 replies, last updated by Vinnie Vidimangi September 4, 2003)

It’s the end of the line for my 2006 entertainment card. Which restaurrants there is a must-go-to resto? I’ve only used: 1. cask and cleaver (waste of time and money) 2. India Cook House (mistake) 3. Avo’s (my... (10 replies, last updated by Chubbypanda November 1, 2006)

We bought two Calgary Entertainment Books for 2008. These are the books that have ‘2 for 1’ dining coupons. Can’t really find many worthwhile dining destinations. A few years ago there were some great choices.... (12 replies, last updated by can_i_try_some November 27, 2008)

I bought the Hawaii Entertainment Book, but am unfamiliar with the reputation of the restaurants listed in them. Does anyone know if there are any offers in the book definitely worth using? From cafe’s to high end places,... (1 reply, last updated by Walter Dampier January 10, 2005)

I know that a lot of people don’t like the entertainment book and think there are only crappy restaurants included (and most likely I will get banned from Chowhound after this post :)) but I think it is a good way to test a... (20 replies, last updated by toliver June 20, 2007)

The Best Recipe Grilling & Barbeque book by the Cooks Illustrated people. It’s great on technique for both gas and charcoal grills. It has certainly made me a much better outdoor cook. The Steven Raichlen books are amazing... (7 replies, last updated by Valyn April 3, 2007)

I bought "The Cook's Illustrated Guide To Grilling And Barbecue: A Practical Guide for the Outdoor Cook" for a friend with a new grill last year, and he loves it. I love everything he cooks on it! Great illustrations for... (15 replies, last updated by amoncada October 26, 2006)

I have received coupon books as Christmas gifts from relatives, so I felt a bit obliged to use at least one or two coupons. I don’t recall what the company was that published the coupons, but I take it was a fairly big... (2 replies, last updated by Fritzy June 11, 2006)

. However, in an effort to save some money (Canadians hate having to pay a 35% premium when dining in the US), I purchased the New Orleans edition of the Entertainment coupon book. Here are some of the restaurants listed for New... (4 replies, last updated by cajun-gwailo May 7, 2004)

Hi, I have never attended a Book and the Cook dinner. I’m curious, in general, are they worth attending? Is it worth the money? S (11 replies, last updated by chowpup February 1, 2003)

Babs16, If you enjoy going into NYC for meals the NYC Entertainment Books is one of the best deals around. NYC EB’s sell out really quickly but are filled with tremendous food finds. I’ve lived in NJ too long to buy a... (9 replies, last updated by HillJ September 22, 2008)

Just wondering if any of you use this book for dining and have any suggestions fir westside locations. We’re in a rut but sort of trying to go to places in the book (the front section where you use the card, not the coupon... (6 replies, last updated by 2chez mik July 22, 2001)

Anyone know where I can get an entertainment book (of coupons) for the San Fernando Valley and/or West L.A.? Are these worth the $$$? Are the participating restaurants any good? I don’t want to pay $50 to get a half priced... (4 replies, last updated by JAL January 3, 2003)