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Brewers Fayre Deals
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Up to two children aged under 16 can eat a 'free' breakfast at any Brewers Fayre restaurant (find your nearest) when accompanied by an adult buying an unlimited cooked breakfast.
This offer is valid during breakfast hours every day of the week and there is no code needed to claim this deal, it's automatically applied to the bill. Brewers Fayre told us this is an ongoing deal with no specific end date.
An unlimited adult cooked breakfast costs between £9.99-£10.50 (depending on location), so if a family of four have breakfast, it would work out a around £5 per head.
Kids can choose from either a full cooked breakfast including bacon, sausages (meat or vegan options), eggs, hash browns, beans, cooked tomatoes, mushrooms and black pudding. Or they can opt for a continental selection including toast, yoghurt, porridge and pastries.
This deal is also available at all Premier Inn hotels and its integrated or adjoining Whitbread restaurants including Bar + Block, Beefeater, Table Table, and Whitbread Inns.
Check out our Restaurant deals page for the latest offers.
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Brewers Fayre feed a family of four for under £20
Weekdays during summer holidays, 12pm-6pm
ExpiredDine out as a family for under £20 when you head to any Brewers Fayre from Monday 22 July until Saturday 31 August between 12pm and 6pm. Families of four can get two adult main meals from £9.99 and two kids' main meals for £4.99 each.
There's no voucher needed – just visit your nearest restaurant and make sure the adult mains you order are from the Daytime Value menu. Kids' mains cost £4.99, bringing the total to £19.97.
Some of the dishes on the Daytime Value menu include gammon steak and sweet potato and spinach curry, while the kids' menu is a three-course meal, including a starter, main and dessert.
Check out our Restaurant deals page for the latest offers.
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Brewers Fayre unlimited breakfast £9.50
Or continental only for £2 less. Up to two kids eat ‘free’
ExpiredIf your appetite peaks first thing in the morning, Brewers Fayre's unlimited breakfast might serve your needs. At selected restaurants until 10.30am every day, you can tuck into all-you-can-eat brekkie for £9.50. With every such breakfast purchased, two kids get to eat for free (also unlimited). Although Brewers Fayre says all restaurants are participating, it's wise to find your nearest and call ahead to check.
The full £9.50 breakfast menu includes cooked items as well as continental, or you can opt for continental only for £7.50. It's not essential to book.
Quorn sausages and gluten-free bread are available.
See our Restaurant vouchers page for more ways to save on dining out.
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