Stored value, no points
Cookout Gift Cards
Cookout sells gift cards at the counter in its restaurants. There is no points program attached and no separate app wallet, so a card is exactly what it looks like: stored value you hand over at the window. Below is what the common amounts buy at current prices.
In store Where to buy$2.99 Tray price366 LocationsNone Expiry advertised
In storeWhere to buyAt the counter
$2.99Tray priceWhat a card buys
366LocationsAll accept cards
NoneExpiry advertisedConfirm in restaurant
What a Cookout Gift Card Buys
Worked out against current menu prices, so the numbers move when the menu does.
How to Buy One
Go to a restaurant
Cards are sold at the counter rather than online.
Pick an amount
Staff load whatever value you ask for onto the card.
Check the balance in store
There is no public balance checker, so ask at the window.
Spend it anywhere in the chain
Accepted at all 366 locations across 11 states.
Terms sit with the chain, so confirm details at the restaurant or onCookout's official site.
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Cookout Gift Card Questions
At the counter in any Cookout restaurant. There is no online store and cards are not sold through supermarkets or third party sites.
Ask at any restaurant. Cookout publishes no online balance checker, so the counter is the only way to see what is left.
No expiry is advertised. Terms sit with the chain, so confirm at the restaurant when you buy one.
Cards are accepted across the chain, which covers 366 restaurants in 11 states. Find your nearest on the store locator.
No. DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub run their own payment systems and do not accept restaurant gift cards.
Twenty five dollars covers about five trays or eight milkshakes at current prices. The table above works out several amounts.
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