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  • Ember Inns kids eat for £1

    Ember Inns kids eat for £1

    With every adult main, no voucher needed

    Get a kids' meal for £1 at Ember Inns when an adult buys a main, saving about £3.

    No voucher's needed, simply walk in Mon-Fri between noon and 5pm until Fri 21 Aug in Scotland or Fri 4 Sep in England and Wales.

    Kids need to be under 12 to get it, excludes the White Lion, Ambleside. Can be used in conjunction the adults' summer meal deal and drink offers.

  • Ember Inns £5 off £20

    Ember Inns £5 off £20

    Print voucher or show on smartphone. Ends Wed 21 Oct

    Register online with Ember Inns to get a voucher for £5 off a £20+ spend. The discount will be taken off main menu food and drink, as long as there's at least one main meal ordered from the main menu.

    It's valid at any restaurant Mon-Fri until Wed 21 Oct. You can only use one voucher per bill and table. 

    If you are an existing customer, you can sign up again to get this voucher.

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      The voucher can only be used once. Can't be used with any other offer or with set menus. 

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