CSP - do bars, fast food places, and coffee shops code as restaurants / qualify for 2x dining?

[Anonymous]

As the title says, do bars, fast food places, and coffee shops code as restaurants / qualify for 2x points for dining on the Chase Sapphire Preferred? Thanks.

[mongstradamus]

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@Anonymous wrote:

As the title says, do bars, fast food places, and coffee shops code as restaurants / qualify for 2x points for dining on the Chase Sapphire Preferred? Thanks.

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I am sure fast food and coffee shops do , i am not 100% sure about bars. 

[Anonymous]

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@mongstradamus wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

As the title says, do bars, fast food places, and coffee shops code as restaurants / qualify for 2x points for dining on the Chase Sapphire Preferred? Thanks.

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I am sure fast food and coffee shops do , i am not 100% sure about bars. 

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IME most bars do.  It really all depends what their merchant code is.

[SuperKirby]

IME, 99.9% of bars code as dining (wether it's a run-down dive bar or fancy club). I've had the CSP for a over 2 years now.

[WillTeasle]

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@SuperKirby wrote:

IME, 99.9% of bars code as dining (wether it's a run-down dive bar or fancy club). I've had the CSP for a over 2 years now.

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Same experience here.  I've got breweries near me that code as restaurants when buying carry-out.  Makes me feel a little bit better when I walk out with ~$200 in beer.