![[VIC] Midweek Melbourne Money Dining Initiative: 30% Rebate with $50-$500 Spend on Monday-Thursday @ City of Melbourne](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/n/13/661613.jpg?h=72d8d454)
The $5million fund is almost all used up which means Midweek Melbourne Money will finish at 11.59pm Tuesday 30 November 2021.
You can still dine on Monday 29 and Tuesday 30 November 2021 to claim 30 per cent off your bill when you spend between $50 and $500 in Melbourne’s cafes, restaurants and bars.
You’ll be able to submit outstanding receipts up to 11.59pm on Thursday 2 December 2021.
Melbourne Money will return on Monday 15 November.
This time around you will be able to claim 30 per cent back on your bill when you spend between $50 and $500 in Melbourne’s cafes, restaurants and bars between Monday and Thursday, with a maximum rebate of $150* per customer across the life of the program.
The first round of Melbourne Money was hugely successful in activating our city and helping footfall bounce back.
Repeated lockdowns have impacted weekday trading in the city so we are encouraging city workers, residents and visitors to come and help bring the buzz back to the city during the week.
The rebate won’t be available for Friday, Saturday and Sunday dining. The offer will be on a first-in-first-served basis until funds are exhausted.
The rebate is available across the entire municipality including Southbank, Chinatown, Lygon Street, Docklands, North Melbourne and Kensington and at hospitality venues within sporting, arts and theatre precincts.
Midweek Melbourne Money will be served up from Monday 15 November. The scheme applies to all restaurants, cafes and bars where meals are served across the municipality, and will continue until funds are exhausted.
Melbourne Money is being offered through the $200 million Melbourne City Revitalisation Fund – a joint partnership with the Victorian Government.
*Note: Each customer / bank account is allowed a maximum rebate of $150. Once a customer / bank account reaches the maximum rebate of $150, further claims will not be accepted. Multiple claims can be made until you reach your maximum rebate of $150.
Does it include takeaway food?
You can only claim your 30 per cent back on takeaway that is ordered either in person, online or by phone, Monday to Thursday. Takeaway food must be collected in-venue and you must spend a minimum of $50 per order. You cannot make a claim on food ordered through home delivery companies such as Uber Eats and Deliveroo.
Ineligible businesses where customers cannot claim the Midweek Melbourne Money rebate.
- Temporary food premises including mobile food trucks, vans, canteens, trailers and pop-up restaurants.
- Home delivery companies such as Uber Eats and Deliveroo.
- Catering, function and reception centres, aged care providers and private river cruises.
- Childcare centres and after school programs.
- Convenience stores, milk bars, supermarkets, greengrocer, grocery store and service stations.
- Food manufacturers and cold storage.
- Confectionery shops and packaged food stores.
Until funds are exhausted, most likely within a few weeks