Dining Advantage

Name: Dining Advantage
Rating: 1.3 (71 reviews)
Author: Kigo, LLC

By: Kigo, LLC App

by Entertainment®

Overview

Version:

3.0

Last updated: 2021-01-18

Ranking

#286,823 ▼ 2,833

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Dining Advantage by Entertainment gives you instant access to over 100,000 2-for-1 and up to 50% off deals at more than 55,000 restaurants across the U.S. and Canada. Browse popular chains and local favorites, and redeem savings by showing your phone.

Search by cuisine or dining style, view restaurant information, locations, and available deals. New discounts are added daily, with easy in-app redemption for on-the-go savings.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Kigo, LLC

Rating:

1.30

(71)

Version:

3.0 Last updated: 2021-01-18

Version code:

840041243

Creation date:

2017-05-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

703.00KB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-18

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Ranking

# 286,823 ▼ 2,833

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Developed by:

Kigo, LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dining-advantage/id1237068872

Website:

https://diningadvantage.com

User Reviews

Reviews largely describe Dining Advantage as unreliable and often unhelpful, with digital coupons that rarely work in practice. Common threads include restaurants not honoring offers, frequent app glitches and login issues, weak customer support, and perceived poor value of the credits. A minority see digital convenience or potential, but overall sentiment is negative and skeptical about the program's real-world benefits.

Pros

Digital coupons replace paper booklets, reducing the need to carry physical coupons.
Promised digital convenience with a centralized place to view offers in the app.
The concept of a $20 dining credit/T-Mobile perk offers potential value.
Some reviewers feel the app shows promise as a digital coupon platform.

Cons

Most restaurants either don't accept the coupons or are unaware of Dining Advantage, limiting usefulness.
Frequent app problems: login prompts, data migration failures, and crashes during redemption.
Customer support is often unhelpful or hard to reach, with broken contact options.
Deals are limited and not clearly valuable, with many reviews calling the savings small or misleading.
Credits and listings expire or become outdated, causing frustration and trust issues (security concerns noted by some users).

Recent reviews

This app has multiple issues as anyone can see by reading a few random reviews. I’ve tried this app 4 or 5 times using the free $20 from T-Mobile. We have 4 lines and none were ever successful to completion. I wouldn’t gamble my own money on this app. The first time there were technical issues that the code wasn’t accepted by the app. The second time all login information was lost when the information was supposed to be migrated and wasn’t. The developer promised it would be fixed in a few days. 3 months later it still wasn’t fixed so we created new accounts. No emails were ever received saying there was a problem and the remedy was a new account. The remaining times we called restaurants in advance based on endless comments here that the restaurants don’t accept the coupons. That is factual. Not one restaurant ever heard of Dining Advantage or was willing to accept the coupons. Having to log in every time is insane. Touch ID and Face ID have been around for years, or just leave users logged on. The UI is awful. You shouldn’t have to start from the beginning of the list each time you look at an offer. This app needs a complete rebuild. The contracts with restaurants needs to be completely revamped which is the fault of Dining Advantage, not the developer. The business model may have worked 20 years ago but it too needs refreshing. T-Mobile needs to stop posting this offer this until the technical glitches and the contractual problems between Dining Advantage and listed restaurants is worked out. Finally the developer should stop with the canned answers that aren’t valid and fix the app so it works. The developer should allow Dining Advantage defend their policy. It’s not the developer’s job. Dining Advantage has our email addresses. Explain the contractual problems and we might be more understanding. Most of these restaurants gladly accept other discounts so the problem is uniquely yours.