Brewdog Discount Codes January 2025

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Pre-booking required. Vegan options available

If you dine in at a Brewdog pub or bar (see participating locations), you can get a 'buy one, get one for £1' deal on pizzas and burgers when you prebook your table online – no voucher or code is needed. This offer is running daily until closing on Sunday 16 February.

Pizzas usually cost £12-£15, while burgers normally cost £13-£16, but this can differ depending on your location. The cheapest burger or pizza will be charged at £1, the other will be full-price. If you're taking part in Veganuary, there are vegan options available on the menu.

You can't use this deal for takeaway or delivery, or for walk-ins – it's pre-book only. It's also not available during Six Nations rugby matches.

This offer isn't valid alongside other promotions, and it can be used by a maximum of eight pairs (16 people) per table.

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When you buy one at full-price and pre-book a table

If you dine in at a Brewdog pub or bar (find your nearest), you can get a 'buy one, get one for £1' deal on pizzas and burgers when you prebook your table online. No voucher or code is needed. This offer runs daily from pub opening time until closing on Sunday 18 February.

Brewdog told us pizzas usually cost £12.95-£13.75, while burgers normally cost £13.50-£15.95, but this can differ depending on your location. The cheapest burger or pizza will then be charged at £1, the other will be full-price.

This offer is available at all UK Brewdog locations excluding BrewDog Edinburgh and Gatwick Airport. You can't use this deal for takeaway or delivery, nor is it valid for walk-ins. Also, Burns Night specials are not included in the offer.

This offer isn't valid alongside other promotions or set menus such as 'U25 Club' or student discounts. A maximum of eight pairs can claim this offer per table.

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