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Chiquito Deals
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Chiquito £1 tacos (norm £13ish)
Thu only. Via code from site or app
ExpiredOn Thu 12 Mar, you can score tacos for £1 (norm £13ish) at Mexican restaurant chain Chiquito. You'll need to register or sign in on its website or app, then download your code and show it when you order at your nearest restaurant. Both new and existing users of the site or app can use the offer up until restaurant closing time on Thursday.
Big appetites will be pleased to know that you can order as many tacos as you want for £1 using the same voucher code.
Pick from the following fillings on the Build Your Own Tortilla menu: chicken, beef chilli, pulled pork, five bean chilli or pulled pibil jackfruit. Some fillings are excluded from the offer and a few branches that may not be participating - see 'More info' for a list.
If you'd rather stock up on groceries for home-cooked meals now that the evenings are chilly, check out our list of Supermarket coupons.
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Chiquito £1 tacos
Tue & Thu only. Via voucher code from website or app
ExpiredThis Tue 8 and Thu 10 Oct, you can score tacos for £1 (norm £13ish) at Chiquito. Register or sign in to Chiquito via its website or app, download your code and show it when ordering at the till at your nearest restaurant. The offer's valid for both new and existing users of the site or app.
The good news is that you can order as many tacos as you want for £1 using the same voucher code, so you can sort out any tag-alongs with cheap eats too. You'll need separate codes if you want to go on Tuesday and again on Thursday.
Choose from the following fillings from the Build Your Own Tortilla menu: chicken, beef chilli, pulled pork, five bean chilli or pulled pibil jackfruit. There are some fillings excluded from the offer and some branches that may not be participating - see 'More info' for a list.
If you'd rather stick to home meals, you might find our list of Supermarket coupons useful.
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