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When an adult spends £4 in café

If you're visiting a Dunelm* (find your nearest*) and fancy a bite to eat, head to its in-store café, Pausa, and kids can eat for 'free' when an adult spends £4.

No code is required, the promotion is automatically applied to the bill. This offer is available in all Pausa Cafés across the UK every day of the week, from opening until cafés close. Dunelm told us this is an on-going deal with no end date.

The 'free' kids' meal includes a main (example dishes include a jacket potato with cheese, chicken & pesto wrap, or a cheese pizza), as well as two snacks and a drink. This would usually cost up to £5.25.

The £4 spend must be made in the Pausa Café (not Dunelm) and the deal applies to the entire kids' menu. One child can eat for free with every £4 spent, so if you spend £8 then two children can claim a free meal.

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Online and in stores. All departments

Website: Dunelm
Start date (online): Christmas Eve (Tuesday 24 December)
Start date (in store): Christmas Eve (Tuesday 24 December)
Sale strength: Up to 50% off
Likely to boost? No

The sale ends at 11.59pm on Sunday 19 January.

Delivery's free if you're spending over £49, otherwise it's £3.95 (excluding furniture and other large items), or you can collect in store for free.

What does ‘up to 50% off' mean?

Min discount: 20%
Max discount: 50%
Average discount based on 10 random items: 25%

What is the discount based on: The Advertising Standards Agency has previously stated that at least 10% of items should be available at the 'up to' price.

See our Boxing Day sales round-up for more big offers on now.

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Includes branded items such as Silentnight mattress £160.83 (was £229)

If you go online to home retailer Dunelm*, or into a store (find your nearest*), you can get up to 50% off selected items in its Black Friday sale until Monday 2 December.

While it’s billed this sale as ‘up to 50% off’, we found the majority of items we spotted were discounted by 31%.

Delivery's free if you're spending over £49, otherwise it's £3.95 (excluding furniture and other large items), or you can collect in store for free.

We found over 1,700 items included across all departments including branded items, and sale items are clearly marked. The discount is applied automatically at the checkout. As is the nature of sales, stock may be limited – so go quick if there's something you're after.

What does ‘up to 50% off' mean?

Min discount: 20%
Max discount: 50%
Average discount based on 10 random items: 31%

What is the discount based on: The Advertising Standards Agency has previously stated that at least 10% of items should be available at the 'up to' price.

Here are some examples we spotted on Friday 29 November:

Dunelm two-tier heated airer* – £49 (was £75). Not found elsewhere but similar £79.99 at Debenhams
Ninja CREAMi Ice Cream & Frozen Dessert Maker* – £150 (was £200). Cheaper elsewhere for £149 at John Lewis
Silentnight Medium Firm 800 pocket mattress* – £160.30 (was £229). Next cheapest £229 at Argos, though it did have a 20% off code briefly making it £183.20

Important: Don’t allow yourself to be taken in by the hype around Black Friday and be sucked into buying something you don’t need or can’t afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you are getting the best deal possible – don’t just take a retailer’s word for it.

See our Black Friday 2024 guide for all our Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals analysis.

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