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I wrote a letter about how happy I was with the service I received at the Chilis in Freehold NJ. Well to my surprise.. I received a letter back from them in the mail, and the two people there that took such good care of me will be getting special commendations for making the extra effort!

I also got 10.00 in gift checks from them for the next time I go there!! It was such a nice surprise! I received a gift card to Chilis from my brother and sister in law for my birthday, and now I have 10.00 more towards a nice dinner out!!!

More points for Chilis from me!!!


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Congratulations! That was a really nice thing for you to do. Sometimes I would like to write but I can't seem to find the time. I'm glad you took the time to write a letter.:)

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That's great! What did you have when you went?

DH and I love Chili's, but have been going during lunch "dates" because every time we ate there, Carleigh didn't feel well afterward.

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  Cheri A said:
That's great! What did you have when you went?

DH and I love Chili's, but have been going during lunch "dates" because every time we ate there, Carleigh didn't feel well afterward.

I always get the honey bbq sirlion steak with loaded mashed potatoes and steamed broccoli, no seasonings. I never get sick. This is one place I am truly lucky with... this and the Bonefish Grill now, been there twice and no sick!! YAY

Cheri A Contributor

Hmm, Ill have to check their website. I know she likes steamed broccoli, but the loaded potatos would definitely be out. I was thinking that is probably cross-contamination that got her. It made her feel bad for a short time, enough for her to not want to go back.

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