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  • Fayre & Square 'free' birthday wine

    Fayre & Square 'free' birthday wine

    When you buy 2 main meals. Via 'Email Club' newsletter

    Sign up to the free Fayre & Square 'Email Club' to get one free bottle of house wine for your birthday when you buy two main meals. You'll need to be over 18 and sign up at least 28 days before your birthday, otherwise your voucher might not arrive. 

    What else can I get with this offer?

    You'll also get a £5 off voucher when you sign up to the newsletter, which can be used when two adults purchase main meals. You can't use either offer on Father's Day, Mother's Day, Bank Holidays, Valentine's Day, Christmas Day or New Year's Eve.

  • Fayre & Square kids eat for £1

    Fayre & Square kids eat for £1

    Sign up to newsletter and print voucher

    If you sign up to the newsletter at Fayre & Square, you can print a voucher to use in the restaurant to get a kids main free (usually £3.50-£4ish) when an adult orders a main meal until Sun 4 Sep. Children must be aged between 3 and 8-years old.

    There's no max number of people per table, just as long as there's one adult per child - so two adults means two children can eat for £1. 

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