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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.
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 portion of pancakes with fruit (three stack) would usually cost from £8, 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.
Hungry for more? See more restaurant deals.
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IMPORTANT - THIS DEAL HAS EXPIRED
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Bill's kids eat 'free'
When an adult buys a main meal
ExpiredIf you dine in at a Bill's restaurant in England and Wales (find your nearest), you can get up to two free kids' meals (normally £6.95 each) when purchasing an adult main meal, from 12 noon until restaurants close on Sundays in November. There's no code needed, this offer is automatically applied to your bill.
The adult must order lunch or dinner from the à la carte menu on Sunday 13, Sunday 20 and Sunday 27 November to qualify.
The free kids' meal comes with a main, side and dessert. The following items are some main meals available on the kids' menu: mac & cheese, and fish fingers and chips.
This cannot be used alongside another deal or discount code and doesn't apply to set menus either. Drinks are not included and kids must be aged 10 years old and under to claim a free meal.
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Bill's kids eat 'free'
When an adult buys a main meal
ExpiredIf you dine in at a Bill's restaurant in England and Wales (find your nearest), you can get a free kids' meal (normally £6.95) when purchasing an adult main meal (breakfast, lunch or dinner) from the à la carte menu during October half term. Up to two kids can get a 'free' meal when an adult orders a main.
Half term dates and when you can claim the deal vary depending on where you live. This offer is available daily in the specified dates from restaurant opening until close:
- England – Monday 24 October to Friday 28 October
- Wales – Monday 31 October to Friday 4 November
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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