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Tavern on the Commons discount deal offers savings on food, drinks, and karaoke

Tavern on the Commons discount deal offers savings on food, drinks, and karaoke

Photo of the three Tavern on the Commons owners, Tim, Chris (DJ Washburn), and Matt. Photo: Contributed, Saga Communications


ITHACA, NY (607NewsNow) — A new $25 ticket voucher for Tavern on the Commons gets you $50 to spend at the establishment.

Part of the Finger Lakes Online Beer Festival, those who purchase the $25 ticket voucher will get $50 to use at Tavern on the Commons, providing customers the opportunity to save money on food, drinks, and karaoke.

The establishment serves lunch and dinner seven days a week, offering comfort food classics like burgers, wings, and fries. Karaoke is also available on Thursdays from 10:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.

Credit will be issued for any unused amount, although no cash back will be given for unused amounts on the ticket vouchers. Vouchers will expire 1 year from date of purchase and can be found in the emailed receipt or by logging into the account associated with the purchase.

Find the deal on Cayuga Marketplace here and start saving today.

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