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June 18, 2010

Father’s Day Gift Ideas

Newsflash: Father’s Day is this Sunday. Still searching for a last minute gift idea for dad or something to do together on this special day? The team at Postabon has compiled a couple gift ideas that will leave dad happy - and your wallet still full with cash.

Ice Cream for Dad: Treat your dad to some ice cream in honor of his special day - but shhhh, he doesn’t need to know it’s FREE. Tasti D-Lite is offering free ice cream for fathers on Sunday. So take your old man out for a small cone or cup, and make him smile when you graciously offer to pick up the bill.

Dinner Fit for a King: Everyone’s dad thinks he is the king of the household, and Postabon Resident Dad John rightfully so. Take your father out for a Father’s Day feast for just $27. Fuse is doing a Father’s Day 3 course prix-fixe. A variety of appetizers are available and choices of entrees include lamb, duck, sirloin, snapper and more. If you are celebrating Father’s Day with dad on Saturday, don’t worry - this is available both Saturday and Sunday.

Another Tie?: Going with the standard tie for dad this Father’s Day? Buy him something nice at Macy’s. Head to the store though before 1 pm on Saturday and take advantage of this special promotion - $10 off $25 with this printable coupon.

Meals with a View: Think out of the box when taking your father out for brunch or dinner. Instead of a traditional restaurant, why not try a cruise around NYC? Thrillist, a newsletter geared towards guys, is offering 10% off Father’s Day Cruises when you use the code THRILLIST. Sit back on the World Yacht and enjoy beer, a buffet, and a live pianist while touring the Hudson River and gazing out at the greatest city in the world.