Card recommendations

[Jpmack29]

What is a good card for using primarily at restaurants? Not necessarily rotating category cards, but gives a good cash back return at restaurants. Thanks

[msbia]

Chase AARP 3%.

[Jpmack29]

Is that a hard card to get?

[msbia]

Not IMO but your mileage may vary. My stats are in my signature and I was approved in April. 

[Anonymous]

If you are a Sam's Club member you can also get 3% on their mastercard at restaurants. 

Another option is US Bank Cash+.  You can get 5% on fast food [up to $2000 per quarter], and 2% on all other restaurants. 

I believe Huntington Bank also offers 3% as a category choice on restaurants. 

[Themanwhocan]

[Anonymous]

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@Jpmack29 wrote:
What is a good card for using primarily at restaurants? Not necessarily rotating category cards, but gives a good cash back return at restaurants. Thanks

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You may want to look into the Sallie Mae Master Card or the Wells Fargo Propel 365.

[IFtkkdx428]

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@Jpmack29 wrote:
What is a good card for using primarily at restaurants? Not necessarily rotating category cards, but gives a good cash back return at restaurants. Thanks

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I use the Huntington Voice's 3% Rewards for "Restaurant" category. If you have rotators like the Discover It and Chase Freedom, you can plan your quarters and change it quarterly to best fit your needs. Example: Since Chase Freedom had "Restaurants" this quarter, I changed it to the "Apparel/Soft Goods" category to fit my needs. After this quarter I will change it back to "Restaurants." You can also chose to have a 3% lower APR instead of rewards. This card is much better than Chase's AARP, hands down. I included a helpful attachment below that explains more! 

[longtimelurker]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Jpmack29 wrote:
What is a good card for using primarily at restaurants? Not necessarily rotating category cards, but gives a good cash back return at restaurants. Thanks

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You may want to look into the Sallie Mae Master Card or the Wells Fargo Propel 365.

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Why??  Sallie Mae is 1% at restaurants, and while Propel 365 is 2% there, it has an AF after the first year, and there are free 2% everywhere cards.