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Ed's Diner kids eat for '£1'

When an adult buys a main meal. Excludes weekends

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If you dine in at Ed's Easy Diner (find your nearest), kids can eat for £1 when an adult purchases a main meal and mentions the code EDSKE1SUMMER. The offer runs on weekdays only until restaurant closing time on Friday 1 September.

Ed's Easy Diner told us kids' meals usually cost £4.99, so it's a saving of around £4. This applies to dine-in meals only – it's not valid on takeaway or delivery orders.

The £1 kids' meal includes a main dish and two sides. The following items are some main meals available on the kids' menu:
- Cheese burger
- Chicken tenders
- Mac and cheese
- Salad with halloumi
This deal can't be used alongside any other offer or promotion and isn't available at Restaurant Hubs at Sainsbury's stores. The deal is limited to one adult main meal purchased to one kids £1 meal. Not available at weekends.

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Ed's Diner 50% off main meals

No minimum spend. Valid with code

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If you dine in at Ed's Easy Diner (find your nearest) from Monday 16 January to Friday 20 January, you can get 50% off main meals with the code 23EDSJAN. There's no minimum spend required and the offer runs all day until restaurants close. A main meal contains a main course and up to two sides.

To get this deal, tell the serving staff you have a voucher when you order and quote the code above.

Ed's Diner told us a main would usually cost between £9-£14, while sides normally cost £3.50 if bought separately. This applies to dine-in meals only – it's not valid on takeaway or delivery orders.

There's no limit to how many main meals can be claimed in one table sitting, but this deal can't be used alongside any other offer or promotion. It’s valid on all main meals and side dishes on the menu.

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