Earn your choice of miles, points, cash back, and more — for free.
Earn up to 10% cash back at thousands of local restaurants nationwide when you join Neighborhood Nosh for free today.
Learn morePick one of the categories below to get started:
participating local restaurants
on a program website.
with your linked
credit or debit card.
rewards on your entire bill –
tax and tip included.
Dine in or take out – earn rewards whether you
want to venture out or stay close to home.
Craving a cone? We have bakeries, frozen yogurt
stands, and sweetshops – so you can earn rewards
on dessert, too!
Thirsty to try something new? Many of our
restaurants feature micro-brews, as well as craft
beers and cocktails!
Don’t forget: you earn rewards on your entire bill –
tax and tip included!
With no membership cards or coupons, the only way we know to reward you when you dine is by registering a credit or debit card with our program. We take steps to protect your private information by employing strict industry-wide safeguards.
We will never ask for your
card’s security code or
expiration date.
We continually review our
practices to ensure they meet
PCI Security standards.
The only charges you will ever
see are directly from
restaurants.
to join and start
earning rewards
rewards distributed
annually
restaurants
to try
members
nationwide
Our programs thrive on recommendations and reviews from people who actually dine at our restaurants.
After every visit, you’ll have a chance to complete a review based on your dining experience – sharing your opinion with the restaurant and other members in your area.
For nearly 40 years, Rewards Network has offered millions in rewards to our members each year. We partner with major airline programs, several of the nation’s largest bankcard issuers, numerous key players in the loyalty marketing industry, and dozens of national corporations.
Our network of over 20,000 restaurants nationwide is always growing, ensuring you have the pick of places to earn — no matter where you live, work, or play.
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