The Loose Moose Canada gift cards
The Loose Moose Canada gift card, redeemable at any The Loose Moose location in Canada in CAD. Good for casual dining rewards and payouts.
Good to know
- Face values
- CAD 10 to 500
- Currency
- CAD
- Delivery
- Instant, digital
- Expiry
- No expiry
About The Loose Moose Canada
The Loose Moose is a Toronto-born casual dining and sports bar brand known for its lively atmosphere, generous comfort food, and extensive beer list. For businesses sending rewards or payouts in Canada, this card gives recipients a treat that feels like a night out rather than a cash substitute. It is best suited to urban teams, local customers, and anyone within reach of a The Loose Moose location, since the card is redeemable only at The Loose Moose restaurants in Canada.
The card is available in any amount from $10 to $500 CAD, so you can match it to the occasion, from a lunch thank-you to a substantial incentive. There is no expiry, and the balance can be used across multiple visits. Any remaining amount stays on the card for the next bill.
Recipients redeem the e-gift card by clicking the redemption URL they receive. They will be shown a printable certificate, which they present to their server when paying at any The Loose Moose location in Canada. The card cannot be redeemed for cash except where required by law, and it is not refundable. Physical presence at a restaurant is required, so it is not suitable for remote recipients outside Canada.
A business can send this card through GIFQ in bulk from the dashboard or one at a time via API, making it work for paying out research incentives, rewarding employees in a Canadian city, or thanking customers after a promotion. The card is a good cultural fit when you want to give something fun and social, but it is a narrow reward: it only works at The Loose Moose restaurants in Canada and cannot be used online or at other restaurants.
Frequently asked questions
Send The Loose Moose Canada at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.