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  • Ed's Easy Diner mums eat 'free' on Mother's Day

    Ed's Easy Diner mums eat 'free' on Mother's Day

    Via voucher. Plus, book in advance for a free drink

    Mum can eat for free at Ed's Easy Diner with the purchase of a full-priced adult main on Mother's Day (Sun 22 Mar) only. Just mention the offer to your waiter when dining in at your nearest restaurant - see 'More info' for some exclusions. What's more, book in advance and you'll get one free drink.

    So long as you pay full price for a dish from the main or gluten-free menu, your mum can choose a completely free dish, also chosen from the main or gluten-free menu. The offer's not valid on the breakfast, lunch or kids' menus.

    It's dine-in only and one voucher covers a whole table of mums - there must be as many full-priced mains purchased as free dishes claimed.

    If you book in advance (by Sat 21 Mar) via telephone or online booking form, you can also claim one free drink on the day. Choose between a J2O Spritz or glass of prosecco. We've asked Ed's Easy Diner what the deadline is for taking advantage of this offer - we'll update here once we find out.

    For a thoughtful gift that'll cost you nothing, see our Mother's Day cheques.

    • More info

      Can't be used with any other offer.

      Not valid at Ed’s Easy Diner Selfridges, Birmingham.

      There are currently just 13 Ed's Easy Diner locations in the UK, and only 12 participating in this promotion. Check to see if there's a restaurant near you - it might not be worth claiming this offer if you have to travel far.

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