Nine money-saving reasons to brave the cold

While plenty of Twin Cities restaurants staying closed through the cold spell, others are offering deals to lure diners out in the sub-zero weather. Here's a list.

January 6, 2014 at 8:43PM
(The Minnesota Star Tribune)
(The Minnesota Star Tribune)

While plenty of Twin Cities restaurants staying closed through the cold spell, others are spending today offering deals to lure diners out into the sub-zero weather. Here's a list.

The Sample Room (pictured, above) is watching its thermometer closely, offering a percent-off deal that matches below-zero temps. For example: -21 degrees means 21 percent off the tab.

France 44 (and it's 651 affiliate, the St. Paul Cheese Shop) are pricing all sandwiches at $5.99.

All cupcakes at Nadia Cakes are $2.

Punch Pizza is knocking 25 percent off the price of all pizzas: Dine-in, takeout and par-baked.

Sebastian Joe's is offering 25 percent off all ice cream, whether it's scoops, pints, quarts or sandwiches.

It's a 20-percent-off-everything day at Chez Arnaud. You'll need to say the pass code: "Beat the cold."

D'Amico & Sons is noting the statewide school closings by extending a kids-eat-free deal (for children 10 and under) all day, when an adult buys an entree.

Rye Deli & Bar is offering 20 percent off after 5 p.m.

Common Roots Cafe is continuing this past weekend's 20-percent-off deal through the end of the day today. Go here to claim the offer.

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