Chili’s Grill & Bar Offers Free Chips & Salsa for Checking In (Foursquare)

Posted Jul 14 2010 by Scott Webster in  with 10 Comments



Listen up Foursquare fans!  The next time you are out and about, looking for something to eat, swing by your local Chili’s restaurant and check-in.  Participating locations are now offering up free Chips & Salsa when guests check in using Foursquare.  We have heard of coffee shops throwing mayors a bone for checking in, but this is the first time a national casual dining chain has embraced the location-based, social networking phenomenon. Hurry – This is for a limited time only!

Thanks to Danielle for the heads up!

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  • MadManMoon

    You always get free chips and salsa at Chili's

  • Bianca

    They cost 3.99 – not free.

  • http://twitter.com/willpittman @willpittman

    Or I could just go to a Mexican restaurant and get some for free.

  • Scott

    The chips and salsa at Chili's are better than any restaurant ever.

  • http://hendrop06.student.ipb.ac.id ndrew

    way to go, it makes life simpler..
    8)

  • Kenji

    haha, I would totally do this for chips & salsa…. Yes, food is a good motivator for me. ;)

  • John Weston

    They're also running a giveaway through Foursquare and Twitter: Users can hashtag "#FREECHIPSCHECKIN" with their Foursquare check-in and ping it to Twitter, and be entered to win a $50 Chili's Gift Card from now until August 2.

  • Guest

    Maybe they cost at some restaurants. At my local Chili's, the chips and salsa has always been free.

    • A nonny moose

      They are charging for them now in Morris IL.

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