Credit Cards for Foodies

Published July 4, 2016

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If your love of fine food leads you to dine out often, you might consider applying for a credit card that features extra rewards at restaurants and other foodie-friendly perks.

The first thing to consider is additional points, miles or cash back for restaurant purchases. Beyond that, there are other features that foodies may want to consider. Some cards offer generous rewards at the supermarket, for example, while others offer benefits such as VIP dining experiences and discounts to exclusive restaurants.

Keep in mind, though, any rewards credit card, not just those geared towards foodies, are best suited to people who avoid interest charges by paying each month’s statement balance in full, as you can expect higher interest rates from a rewards card than from one that doesn’t offer any. It's also a good idea to read the terms and conditions of any card you are considering before applying — and to check your credit to get an idea of whether you can qualify for some new plastic. (You can see where you currently stand by viewing two of your credit scores, updated every 14 days, for free on Credit.com.)

With that in mind, here are five credit cards sure to appeal to the foodie in everyone.

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