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Chiquito all you can eat tortillas from £11
Register for voucher and print or show on phone
Register at Tex-Mex restaurant chain Chiquito to get a voucher for all you can eat tortillas from £10.95 (or from £12.45 at the London O2 and Leicester Square branches) on Sat 17 Mar only.
You'll need to order tacos, burritos, enchiladas or chimichangas, plus your choice of filling, from the 'build your own tortillas' section of the main menu. Once you have finished you can re-order the same again, or try something different of equal value to the first dish.
There's no limit to the number of re-orders you can make but dishes must be ordered one plate at a time and can't be shared.
You can either print the voucher or show it on your phone when ordering and it's valid for the whole table. It can be used with the Happy Hour promotion, but can't be used in conjunction with any other voucher or promotion. It costs £2.55 if you want a second filling.
Not going on Saturday? Get 50% off mains
If you don't want to visit on a Saturday, Chiquito is running a separate offer which gets you 50% off mains, including build your own tortillas, until Tue 20 Mar (excluding Sat 17 Mar).
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Chiquito 'free' 3-course meal & beer for dad
When an adult main course is purchased
Dads can get a free three-course meal and a beer at Tex-Mex restaurant Chiquito on Sat 17 Jun and Sun 18 Jun (Father's Day) when another adult main course is purchased.
The 'free' three-courses includes any starter (norm £3-£7), main (norm £10-£15) and dessert (norm £2-£6) from the main menu, and any standard-sized bottle of beer (norm £3.95-£4.65), so you can treat dad for Father's Day and make a big saving with this offer.
There's no voucher – you just need to purchase one adult main per 'dad' to get the freebies. You don't have to book a table, but Chiquito says it's advisable as restaurants are likely to be busy.
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