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Canadian Coupons: Swiss Chalet Online Delivery Offers

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Swiss Chalet Canada

Swiss Chalet has two amaz­ing offers for online deliv­ery both for only $19.99.

Swiss Chalet Offer 1: Meal Deal for Two

Coupon code TCD1

Two Quar­ter Din­ners, 2 Pops, 2 Slices of Pie
$19.99 — Save more than $9.00

Swiss Chalet Offer 2: Fam­ily Pak

Coupon code FP19

A whole juicy rotis­serie chicken served with Chalet Dip­ping Sauce, Four oven-baked rolls, Your choice of four sin­gle side orders

$19.99 — Save $6.00

Swiss Chalet offers expire Decem­ber 24th, 2008.

Click here to place an online Swiss Chalet deliv­ery order

16 Responses to “Canadian Coupons: Swiss Chalet Online Delivery Offers”

  1. nsangel

    tip=$0 when they charge for deliv­ery as far as i’m con­cerned. I like the old days where deliv­ery was free on most items. I guess ppl were not tip­ping the dri­vers enough so now you pay a fee for deliv­ery. that’s the way i look at it.

    the guy gets no tip from me. he wants his tip he has to wring it out of the ppl charg­ing the fee.

  2. Rachel

    I think that if you aren’t plan­ning to give a tip then go and pick it up your­self! As much as I agree with you about the charge for deliv­ery it’s not the deliv­ery guy/girl’s fault. I also hate to tip at restau­rants but it’s part of the cost of going out — if you don’t want to do it then pick up your meal and eat in!

    Thanks for the deal info!

  3. Ed

    I unfor­tu­natly have been in the deliv­ery indus­try for years. I cur­rently drive for Pizza Pizza. What a scam. They too charge for deliv­ery how­ever the dri­vers do not receive this money, the com­pany keeps it. Dri­vers rely on these tips. I wish these com­pa­nies would advise peo­ple that the dri­vers do not receive this money.

  4. mark ceci

    told them who i was = teacher and they charged me 6 dol­lars deliv­ery
    its a scam

  5. ed

    I thought Swiss Chalet deliv­ery was free as long as you ordered $9 or $10 worth of food. It used to be that they only charged a deliv­ery fee if you ordered less than that amount and only as much deliv­ery fee required to bring the price upto $9 or $10 (what­ever their min­i­mum deliv­ery order must come upto). So the deliv­ery fee could vary depend­ing on the order. Did they change that pol­icy? They too charge for deliv­ery now? Ugh. I hate how Pizza Pizza is charg­ing $3.25 or $3.50 for deliv­ery! And we have to pay that + TIP? Why do they charge a spe­cific deliv­ery fee and not pay the dri­vers that fee since they do the deliv­er­ing? Yeah I know, price of doing busi­ness… not the same as tips… it goes to the com­pany and dri­vers get stiffed. But it’s wrong. And it sucks for us the cus­tomer who has to pay up the wazoo for a sim­ple pizza. So I too now have stopped order­ing food for deliv­ery. I do take-outs and walk-ins only. They have great walk-in deals. Much cheaper for the same food. Plus you get some exer­cise if you actu­ally walk there. Or I cook at home. It’s not worth it any­more to deliver.

  6. ed

    For pizza lovers, I rec­om­mend buy­ing Delis­sio or McCain’s frozen pizza and bake it at home. Done in 20 mins + it’s as fresh as it gets right out of the oven and it’s as bad/good as Pizza Pizza or any fast food place IMO. I mean, what more can you expect unless you make your pies from scratch in your own kitchen, in which case this whole argu­ment is moot any­ways. Also for rotis­serie chicken lovers, you can buy fresh rotis­serie chicken from Metro or Loblaws or Price Chop­per and save. It’s what I do now.

  7. Matthew

    just to clear up pizza deliv­ery charge. i worked at a 241 pizza in a small city and so long as it was within city lim­its, deliv­ery was free. but the far­ther you got out of town the more expen­sive it got from 2 — 5 dol­lars. also the dri­ver got the deliv­ery charge, not the owner, so not all pizza places are the same. and as far as tips go, most peo­ple dont bother to tip that i know of.

  8. Rig

    I work for Swiss Chalet as deliv­ery dri­ver. Swiss Chalet closed so many fran­chise stores and assigned area to old stores. Now area is almost triple big­ger for us and gas prices are get­ting high. Unfor­tu­nately I m get­ting lower pay than min­i­mum wage i.e. $6.50 per hour. Swiss Chalet charge for deliv­ery but we never receive this. Our earn­ing depends upon Tips. I advise to peo­ple, who dont want to give tips that go to store for take out or pickup. It will save their money and our time n gas.

  9. PAT TRACET

    PLEASE UPDATE YOUR WEBSITE IT SHOWS 2 MEALS FOR $19.99 WITH A PROMO CODE IT IS EXPIRED!

  10. Glen

    Maybe the snowflakes in the back­ground might give away how old this promo is…posted Decem­ber 16, 2008.

  11. Lorraine

    I tried to order both of these spe­cials (sep­a­rately) and both said “invalid promo code”. Did it a num­ber of times. Didn’t work

  12. Fred Smith

    Maybe some one can tell the brain dead man­age­ment that they are adver­tis­ing some­thing 2 yrs old. Spe­cial offer.

    I hope some­one else is cook­ing the chicken.

  13. etherealone

    i know it is up to every­one to decide if they tip or not, but i quite loath those who can­not cough up an extra loonie (at least) for a meal out or deliv­ered in. my thoughts are you are pay­ing for food made for you. the servers are work­ing, bring­ing it to you. they make min­i­mum wage because a tip gets fac­tored in. it may be wrong for the food indus­try to assume the cus­tomer should have to take this cost on but its the real­ity. if you want good ser­vice, you tip. if you want a tip, you give good ser­vice. i tip based on ser­vice, which i find is almost always on par or bet­ter than i expected.

  14. Krystal

    Does every­one remem­ber what a tip is for exactly? It WAS for the per­son doing their job that goes above and beyond their job require­ments. They already get an hourly wage.….and yes it may not be the great­est pay but they knew the pay when they started the job. We pay twice as much for food that could be cooked at home.…then we are expected to tip them for doing the job they are paid to do (which we tech­ni­cally have paid them for already). It’s hilar­i­ous that tip­ping has got­ten so out of hand that if your waiter totally screws up your order you will only give them 10%. And if you don’t tip you will have oth­ers look­ing at you like you’re cheap. I think it’s rude to expect a tip and should be great­ful and proud of them­selves for doing an excel­lent job if they do get one like it used to be.
    I love that the deliv­ery peo­ple say they “rely“on their tips.…..you do get paid hourly. Why should the deliv­ery charge go straight to you. Is it your busi­ness? If your pay isn’t sat­is­fac­tory then get a new job. It’s hard enough for fam­i­lies to spend the money on take out. If you are there in a timely fash­ion and very pleas­ant and help­ful then yes you may get a tip.….but this is a ser­vice that your com­pany is offer­ing and it is our choice weather we pick up or pay to have it deliv­ered. It doesn’t make a dif­fer­ence if we give a tip because we are already help­ing to pay your salary.

  15. Eusebio Hair

    I think BSA is very godd, but they didn’t approve me.. I don’t know why?

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