How you can DOUBLE the value of Dine & Discover vouchers in Sydney NSW to bag a free $100

Australians can double the value of their Dine and Discover vouchers to score a free $100 to spend at select Sydney restaurants and bars.

The NSW government is giving all adults two $25 vouchers to spend at restaurants, cafes, bars, wineries, pubs and clubs from Mondays through to Thursdays, excluding public holidays, at any business which has signed up.

Another two $25 vouchers are available to use seven days a week on arts and entertainment, including museums, theatres and concerts.

Now Sydneysiders can double their money by redeeming the dining vouchers at select businesses offering killer deals, including ten ritzy bars and restaurants owned by hospitality giant Australian Venue Co.

Australians can double the value of their Dine and Discover vouchers to score a free $100 to spend at some Sydney bars (pictured, mates enjoying drinks in Coogee)

The $500million initiative was designed to breathe life into the state’s hospitality sector as it emerges from the coronavirus pandemic (vouchers pictured)

‘Redeem your $25 Dine & Discover NSW voucher at one of ten AVC venues and we’ll double your fun with an additional $25 to spend in-house,’ the AVC website read. 

‘To get your extra $25, download and sign up to the AVC app. Then when you come to the venue, we’ll give you $25 credit to spend on the app.’ 

Venues include a string of bars and pubs along Sydney Harbour in Barangaroo, including Beer DeLuxe Sydney, Bungalow8, Cargo and The Loft – known for their spectacular water views.

Closer to the city, high-class venues such as The Winery in Surry Hills, which has a vast assortment of wines, beers and cocktails, and an extensive food menu.

Kingsleys Woolloomooloo is also included in the list, where customers can enjoy an extravagant seafood menu while gazing at the ocean.

Bungalow8 (pictured) is included in the deal by Australian Venue Co – which will double the value of $25 Dine & Discover NSW vouchers

While only one voucher can be redeemed per venue per day, giving each customer a free $50 to spend on one outing at the AVC spots, residents can combine their voucher with a friend’s voucher to double the value on the very same day. 

Customers could also double their $25 by going to one of the ten venues one day, and do the same again the next day – meaning they’d be worth $100 in total. 

The $500million initiative was designed to breathe life into the state’s hospitality sector as it emerges from the coronavirus pandemic, and was initially only available in regional areas. 

The vouchers are accessible from the Service NSW app under the ‘Vouchers’ section, and downloadable as a QR code, which can then presented to businesses enrolled in the program.

Premier Gladys Berejiklian described the initiative as a win-win for everyone. 

‘For too long because of Covid, we haven’t been able to support these business, so it’s a win for citizens and a win for businesses as it boosts their ability to receive people again as we move through Covid,’ she said.

‘It also allows up to open up the economy as the more dollars that go into the economy allows us to grow in the future to create and protect jobs because so many people were displaced because of Covid.’

Ms Berejiklian added the government was ‘overwhelmingly satisfied’ with the early success of the initiative. 

A non-digital alternative will be available for customers who don’t have a smartphone or compatible device. 

‘To get your extra $25, download and sign up to the AVC app,’ the company website said. Pictured: Manly Wine, which is included in the deal