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Sign up to the Bill's newsletter to get a free bottle of prosecco (normally £29.50) on your birthday when dine in and you buy a main meal. You'll need to sign up at least four weeks in advance of your birthday and you'll be emailed a unique voucher to show in the restaurant, which will be valid for five weeks from receipt of the email.
The main must be ordered from the all day menu or seasonal set menu, and the offer is only valid when you pre-book a table. If you'd prefer not to have alcohol, Bill's told us you can redeem a bottle of non-alcoholic alternative Cherry Blossom Spritz instead (normally £7.50).
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At Bill's restaurants (find your nearest), show a Blue Light Card code any day of the week and you can get 20% off your total bill for tables up to eight people. See full T&Cs.
To get the code, you need to hold a Blue Light Card (£4.99 for two years – see more info), and generate the code from its website or via the app – you can't just show the card.
You can't use this 20% off deal alongside other discounts or promotions such as set menus.
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Here's a flipping good deal if you're hungry – dine in at a Bill's restaurant (find your nearest), and you can get bottomless pancakes for £7.50 every day of the week between 3pm and 5pm.
You'll have 90 minutes to eat as many pancakes as you can stomach between the specified times. Though, the last time slot to get this deal is 4.45pm.
Bill's told us a three stack portion of pancakes would usually cost from £8 while a five stack portion costs up to £9.95, so if you're making the most of the bottomless offer, we reckon this is a great deal.
Drinks aren't included in this deal and will be an added extra unless you opt to add unlimited hot drinks from £3.50 or bottomless prosecco from £18.50. The pancakes come with a choice of strawberries and cream or caramelised hazelnuts and syrup as toppings.
There's no code needed, this offer is automatically applied to your bill when you order bottomless pancakes. This is valid at all Bill's restaurants.
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Bill's 'free' dessert on exam results day
Show valid student ID and proof of results, and purchase a main meal
ExpiredIf you're picking up your GCSE results on Thursday 24 August you can celebrate with a 'free' dessert at Bill's restaurants (find your nearest).
To get the deal, simply take proof of your results (email or paper version) and student ID to Bill's on GCSE results day (Thursday 24 August) and order a meal from the main menu.
This offer will be available from 11.30am until restaurant closing time. Desserts usually cost between £3.95 and £7.95. Bill's advises you book a table, but walk-ins are welcome too.
You can't use this offer on sharing desserts, but the Unidays 20% discount can be used alongside this deal. It's for tables of up to four people only.
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Bill's kids eat 'free'
When an adult buys a main meal. Weekdays only
ExpiredIf you dine in at a Bill's restaurant (find your nearest), you can get a free kids' meal (normally £6.95) when purchasing an adult main meal (breakfast, lunch or dinner). This offer is available on weekdays only until restaurant closing on Friday 1 September.
Up to two kids can get a free meal when an adult orders a full-price main whether that's from the breakfast, brunch or all day menu.
The free kids' meal comes with a main, side and dessert. The following items are some main meals available on the kids' menu: buttermilk pancakes, mac & cheese, and fish fingers and chips.
There's no code needed, this offer is automatically applied to your bill. This cannot be used alongside another deal or discount code and doesn't apply to set menus either.
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