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Harry’s Card – Gives You 20% More Each Time!

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It is no secret that i love Harry’s Bar. The food, the crowd and the music are fine by me. But more importantly, it is my preferred location for catching the weekend soccer matches.

Recently I purchased the Harry’s card happily. It is perfect for the regulars (and for people that don’t really care which bar they go as long as it is a bar). The moment I handed over a crisp 50 dollar note, I got these:

1. A stylish card with $60 stored value. that means you get an instant extra 20 percent cash value to spend! It is a great deal for people that already patronise the bar.

Chicken wings

Hot wings (8-piece)
SGD15++

2. A free side dish. we can choose from fries, wedges, hot wings, satay or nachos.

I recommend the 8-piece hot wings. They are lightly spiced and come with a super shiok sambal chili. I’m impressed that a Western bar can whip up such a delicious sambal, a feat more commonly achieved by hawker stalls and nasi lemak eateries!

Harry's Premium Lager

3. A free bottle of Harry’s premium lager — made in New Zealand. By default I’m a fan of Stella Artois or Hoegaarden. This is my first experience with Harry’s house brand and I’m surprised to find that I actually like it! The taste is a little sweet and sour, and not bitter. Apparently it is also low in calories and carbohydrates.

Normally I shun all kinds of clubs and membership cards that try to lock you in to their business. But in this case I am already a regular patron of Harry’s Bar. With or without the card I am still a paying customer. Now, each time I top up the card I get an extra 20 percent cash value. Ie. Pay $10 and get $12 to spend. Not bad a deal eh?

Harry’s Bar
Various outlets
www.harrys.com.sg

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Kidtalentz
October 7, 2009

sparklette@ Harry’s Card – Gives You 20% More Each Time!: recently i purchased the harry’s card happ.. http://bit.ly/2hkzbJ

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Melissa
October 7, 2009

Is the card valid for use during happy hours? Most of the time when they already charge cheaper prices for drinks, they won’t let you enjoy further discounts anymore.
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- Veron
  October 7, 2009
  
  Yes! The good news is that you can use the card anytime, even during happy hour! Technically the card is not a discount card. What it offers is more cash value for you to spend!
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  - Melissa
    October 14, 2009
    
    That’s good news for drinkers. Thanks for sharing with us!
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Kyo
October 8, 2009

I have a card from 3 years ago – I don’t recall getting any free side dish and certainly no free lagers back then! The Harry’s-branded lager wasn’t even out back then.

All I got was 20% extra… :(

What’s stopping anyone from getting a new card all the time, in this case? Free side dish+lager+20% all the time sounds like a winner to me…
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- Veron
  October 8, 2009
  
  I never knew they had the card for so long! Makes me wonder how much money I could have saved over the past couple of years. Argh!
  
  Harry’s must be making a lot of profits, so much so that even with the free side dish + free lager + free 20% value they’re still making money.
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Edmund Ng
October 8, 2009

cool, will definitely apply since I’ll be catching my football matches at Harrys from Aug 2010 onwards. All due to Singtel winning the rights to show EPL matches, and I aint giving up my Starhub cable tv.

grrr..
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Camemberu
October 13, 2009

Sounds like a good deal! Most of the time, the offers are not enticing enough. Can you believe I’ve never been to any Harry’s (out of my own free will)? lol
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