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Caffè Nero Deals
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Claim once a week
If you're a member of Octoplus Rewards, you can claim one free drink each week, in-store from either Caffè Nero or Greggs.
How to get it
Octoplus Rewards is free to join for Octopus Energy customers with a smart meter. If you're eligible, you can sign up via its website or app.
Once signed in you'll be able to choose between a free drink offer from either Caffè Nero or Greggs. You'll only be able to redeem one of them, so choose wisely.
When you arrive at either Caffè Nero (find your nearest) or Greggs (find your nearest), select 'reveal offer' in the Octoplus tab of the Octopus app. When you're ready to pay, select 'activate offer' and show the staff member your QR code.
You'll need to use your code in the same week you claim it on your account. Codes expire every Sunday at 11.59pm.
Caffè Nero lets you choose selected hot or cold drinks, whereas the Greggs freebie must be a 'regular' size hot drink. For exclusions, see more info below.
Warning: When you click 'activate offer' you'll only have a limited time to redeem it, so make sure staff at the till are ready before you activate it.
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For Three mobile customers
While this isn't a freebie, we still think £1 for a barista-made drink at a big coffee chain is a good deal worth sharing. If you're a Three pay monthly or pay-as-you-go mobile customer, download the Three+ app (free at the App store or Google Play) to get a barista-made hot or cold drink for £1 at Caffè Nero (find your nearest).
You can claim the £1 drink once a week on any day of the week, from café opening to close – see 'More info' below for the full list of included beverages. There's no minimum spend and this applies to any size hot or cold drink prepared by a barista (excludes bottled drinks, cartons and cans).
To get your caffeine fix for a quid, you'll need to go to the Three+ app and select the offer. This will display a QR code which you can then show at the till. A new code will be generated each week.
While prices of drinks vary on the Caffè Nero menu, some can cost up to £4.15 (for example, a frappe with cream and marshmallows), so you could save up to £3.15 with this deal.
You can't use the Caffè Nero rewards app when claiming this drink. The deal isn't valid for click and collect or delivery, and it can't be used alongside any other offer.
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2for1 cakes at Caffè Nero via Three+ app
Valid all times of the day. Normally costs £2-£4 each
ExpiredIf you're a Three pay monthly or pay-as-you-go mobile customer, download the Three+ app (available for free on the App store and Google Play) to get 2for1 cakes at Caffè Nero (find your nearest).
You can claim this deal until closing time on Sunday 19 March – so this could be a good time to treat Mum to cake and a catch up this Mother's Day. There's no minimum spend and Caffè Nero told us a piece of cake would usually cost between £2-£4 each. See 'More info' below for the full list of cakes available.
To get your 2for1 cakes, you'll need to go to the Three+ app and select the offer. This will display a QR code which you can then show at the till when ordering. This offer is limited to one code per customer during the selected dates. It's available for takeaway and dine-in, but you won't be able to use it on click & collect or Deliveroo.
You can also use this offer alongside the £1 barista made drink at Caffè Nero, which is also accessed via the Three+ app. If you use both these deals in one transaction, you'll need to show both of the separate QR codes at the till when ordering.
See other ways to claim free tea and coffee.
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Caffè Nero new vegan food, incl £2 croissant
'Veganero' menu also includes cheesecake & sausage rolls
ExpiredCaffè Nero is set to launch its 'Veganero' menu on Wed 8 Jan, comprising new products like vegan sausage rolls and raspberry croissants. You'll be able to order in stores across the UK (find your nearest), though we don't yet know how long these items will stick around.
Here's the full list of what's on the Veganero menu as of Tue 7 Jan (though availability may vary across stores):
'Sausage' roll - £3.45
Mushroom, tomato & potato rosti ciabatta - £3.70
Sweetcorn fritter with chutney & coleslaw flatbread - £3.95
'Meatball' panini - £4.45
Raspberry croissant - £1.95
Salted caramel & chocolate cheesecake - £3.10
There are also vegan soups and porridge available, for which we don't yet have prices.
You'll find the chain's coffee menu is vegan-friendly too, with plenty of dairy-free options.
Much of the high street is stepping up with new meat-free options. Did you know Greggs has launched a vegan steak bake?
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