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When you purchase another main and show proof of results

Graduating this year? Whether you've finished your GCSEs, A-levels or university degree, you can get a 'free' main meal at Chiquito restaurants (find your nearest) any day until Thursday 4 December.

You'll need to be dining with someone else who orders a full-priced main and show proof of 2025 graduation or exam results. The cheapest main will be discounted from your bill.

A main meal usually costs £15 to £20 (depending on location), so we reckon this is a decent offer as it's essentially a 2for1 deal.

Exclusions: The offer can't be used alongside any other offers, set menus, or takeaway. You can't claim the ultimate fajita, whole rack of ribs or Mexican sirloin as your 'free' main. Upgrades or double-up fillings will be charged separately. This offer may not be valid on event days, so call ahead if you're planning to dine in at any of its event restaurants, such as Manchester Printworks. See full T&Cs.

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When you purchase an adult main meal

If you dine in at Mexican restaurant chain Chiquito (find your nearest) during the Easter holidays, kids can eat for free when you purchase an adult main meal until Sunday 27 April.

No voucher is needed to claim – Chiquito told us you'll just need to let staff know at the point of ordering that you'd like to redeem this offer. It's valid from restaurant opening time until closing.

Chiquito told us a kids' meal would usually cost £7.30 and includes a main, side, dessert, drink, and veggie pot. You can get one free kids' meal for each adult meal purchased, and this valid for up to six guests in total per table (including kids).

This offer can't be used alongside any other deal or set menu. It's available at all Chiquito locations excluding airports.

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