Categories: Food & Drink

You can get all-you-can-eat cheeseburgers in Toronto with this new ‘Gold Card’

What’s better than a burger? Well, burgers for a year might not be the first answer that comes to mind, but that’s exactly what the Toronto spot Pennies, known for cheap drinks and tasty sliders, is offering.

With its new ‘Gold Card’, burger aficionados and hungry Toronto folks alike can sign up for all-you-can-eat cheeseburgers from Pennies. Costing $299, the Pennies Gold Card lets you get all-you-can-eat cheeseburgers, every Wednesday for a full year.

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Yep, it’s that simple. If you love cheeseburgers and convenience (AKA, never needing to pay), then you can waltz into Pennies and flash this card, et voila!  Free cheeseburgers.

If that isn’t enough of a draw, Pennies is also offering its OG Tots free of charge to any Gold Card holder. According to Pennies, the value of the card sits at $850+, so Toronto’s deal-loving cheeseburger fiends will certainly find some tasty value.

Currently, the promotion only offers 20 cards in rotation at any given time, so head down quick to Pennies Toronto if you want to snag one today.

Pennies Toronto AYCE Gold Card

Where: 127 Strachan Ave
Cost: $299

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