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Bella Italia deals
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There are always ways to save money at Bella Italia, so even if there isn’t a cracking deal out there that works for you, don’t assume you can’t cut your costs further.
Ways to save include:
- Exclusive offers for email subscribers. If you sign up to the Bella Italia email newsletter you'll receive details of promotions direct to your inbox.
- Tesco Clubcard. You can exchange £2.50 worth of Clubcard vouchers for a £10 Bella Italia token to spend on food (excl drinks).
- Check out similar restaurant chains. If you’re not committed to eating at Bella Italia, see our Pizza Express, Prezzo, Zizzi or Ask Italian pages, where you may find a better active deal.
- Want more? Read our restaurant deals page for more dine-in and takeaway offers.
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If you spot any hot deals out there we have missed (we are human after all!), please let us know in the MSE Forum, email us at msedeals@moneysavingexpert.com or via Twitter @MSE_Deals.
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Latest Expired Deals
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Bella Italia kids eat for '£1' when adult buys a main meal
Via code. Valid Sun-Fri
ExpiredThroughout the summer, kids can eat for £1 at Bella Italia (find your nearest) with each accompanying adult who purchases a main meal from the al a carte menu. You'll just need to enter your email address to receive a code to your inbox, then show it either printed or on your phone at the restaurant from 12pm every day except Saturdays, until Sun 5 Sep.
A child can choose between a Piccolo meal (aimed at 2-6yrs) or Grande (for 7-11yrs) with each adult main that’s purchased. The code can be used once for a table of up to six (so up to three kids can eat for £1 each).
Main meals from the kids menu include:
- Meatballs pomodoro
- Chicken caesar salad
- Carbonara
- Pepperoni pizza
It can’t be used alongside any other offers and isn’t valid on takeaway. Some venues aren’t participating, see the list of exclusions or call ahead to confirm you can use your code. Bank Holidays are excluded from this offer.
See our Restaurant deals and vouchers page for other dining out deals.
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Bella Italia £10 bottomless pizza
Plus add unlimited prosecco for an extra £15 per person
ExpiredYou can get 'bottomless pizza' at Bella Italia for £10 per person when dining in at your nearest restaurant, Mon-Thu between 12-9pm. There must be a minimum of two diners (and a maximum of six) to take advantage of this all-you-can-eat offer. Booking is essential, but no voucher is needed. Bella Italia tells us this offer is ongoing.
Kids aged 7-11 can get bottomless pizza from the 'Grande' menu for £7, while kids under six get the same deal from the 'Piccolo' menu for £5.
As for the adults, you can choose to include bottomless prosecco (unlimited refills) for an additional £15, making your bill £25 per person in total. Bottomless prosecco is not valid in Scotland due to its licencing laws. Please drink responsibly.
If you're not pizza'd out after that, take a look at our Pizza Express deals.
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