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Brewers Fayre 'free' kids' breakfast

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When adult buys a cooked breakfast. Valid every day

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.

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Via its 'Bonus Club' loyalty card

Pick up a loyalty card at a Brewers Fayre restaurant and register with the Brewers Fayre 'Bonus Club' to get one free meal (normally about £7-£12) 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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