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Brewers Fayre Deals
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Pick up a loyalty card at a Brewers Fayre restaurant and register with the Brewers Fayre 'Bonus Club' to get one free meal (norm £7-£12ish) around your birthday when at least one other main meal is purchased from the main menu. You'll be emailed a voucher to show in the pub.
It's valid at participating Brewers Fayre pubs, but isn't valid with any other offer or discount. See full T&Cs.
What else does the loyalty card get me?
You'll get a 50% off a main meal, and 250 bonus points when you join and register your card. Normally, you can collect five points per £1 spent, and when you've 500 points you can exchange them for £5 off your bill, a free bottle of wine, or two free desserts.
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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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Brewers Fayre feed a family of four for £11
Two adult mains for £8.99, kids' meals £1 each
ExpiredIf you're looking to treat the family to a meal out over the summer, Brewers Fayre is running two separate offers: two mains for £8.99 and kids eat for £1 (with paying adult). This means a family of two adults and two kids can each have a meal for £10.99 all-in.
There's no voucher needed – just visit your nearest restaurant Mon-Fri 3pm-6pm. The offer runs until Fri 6 Sep, but excludes the August bank holiday Monday.
To ensure your total bill comes to £10.99, the adult mains you order will need to be from the Daytime Value menu, as the ‘two for £8.99’ offer does not apply to the normal restaurant menu (though the ‘kids eat for £1’ offer does).
Choose from meaty mains like gammon steak and vegetarian options such as sweet potato lasagne. The littl'uns' menu features things like bangers 'n' mash. Kids can add starters and desserts for 79p each.For crafty tips on how to eat out for nowt, see our guide on How to get free (or cheap) food.
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