United MileagePlus® Visa Dinners Just Added

by Anthony Losanno
Dining

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United released its latest dinner series in partnership with Chase and open to cardholders for redemption. There are four dinners available for 12,000 MileagePlus miles per seat with a limit of two seats per cardmember. These include:

Raska

Rasika (Washington, DC)

This dinner takes place on Monday, May 8th (6:30 PM – 10:00 PM EST). From United: “Rasika is a modern Indian restaurant inspired by an age-old approach to dining with a variety of appetizers and entrees to share with your dining companions.” Reserve your seats here. As of writing this there were 54 seats open.

Your reservation includes:

  • Passed hors d’oeuvres
  • Multi-course dinner
  • Wine pairings
  • A peek behind the scenes
  • Cocktail demonstration
  • Complimentary coat check
  • Complimentary parking or valet
  • Premium gift bag
  • Access to digital photos, post-event
  • Taxes and gratuities

American Brass

American Brass (NYC)

This dinner takes place on Monday, May 22nd (6:30 PM – 10:00 PM EST). From United: “American Brass is a waterfront restaurant with a relaxed, upscale setting and a local focus on farm-to-table dining. Michelin Star Chef Kevin McGinley, formerly of Bátard, serves every dish with fanatical attention to flavor and detail.” Reserve your seats here. As of writing this there were 78 seats open.

Your reservation includes:

  • Passed hors d’oeuvres
  • Multi-course dinner
  • Wine pairings
  • A peek behind the scenes
  • Cocktail demonstration
  • Complimentary coat check
  • Complimentary parking or valet
  • Premium gift bag
  • Access to digital photos, post-event
  • Taxes and gratuities

Formentos

Formento’s (Chicago)

This dinner takes place on Tuesday, June 6th (6:30 PM – 10:00 PM CST). This is in my neighborhood in Chicago and a great restaurant. From United: “Located in Fulton Market District within Chicago’s bustling West Loop, Formento’s is an Italian restaurant that features the bright and light flavors of Italy. Created as a nod to the owner’s grandmother, “Nonna Formento,” guests will experience an array of dishes steeped from traditional family recipes alongside new-age dishes. The world-class wine menu offers guests more than 600 varietals from around world. At Formento’s, new world culinary creativity marries with generations past.” Reserve your seats here. As of writing this there were 70 seats open.

Your reservation includes:

  • Passed hors d’oeuvres
  • Multi-course dinner
  • Wine pairings
  • A peek behind the scenes
  • Cocktail demonstration
  • Complimentary coat check
  • Complimentary parking or valet
  • Premium gift bag
  • Access to digital photos, post-event
  • Taxes and gratuities

Anthony’s Take: I have attended several of these dinners and would like to make the Formento’s dinner in June. They are a great value for the redemption cost of 12,000 miles.

Anthony’s Credit Card Pick: The United℠ Explorer Card is the best card for regular United flyers and one of the two United cards I hold. The annual fee is waived the first year, then it’s $95. With it, you get 2 miles per $1 spent on United Airlines, restaurants, and hotels (booked directly through the hotel); 1 mile per $1 spent on all other qualifying purchases. Other benefits include: upgrades on award tickets for Premier® members (a benefit not offered to anyone else other than GS members), a free checked bag on every flight, a 25% statement credit on purchases made onboard (think Wi-Fi or snacks), two United Club℠ passes (annually) and priority boarding with Group 2. Learn more.

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