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Show your 2025 medal when you dine in. Normally £8 to £14

Show your 2025 London or Manchester Marathon medal when you dine in at a Franco Manca in London or Manchester (find your nearest), and you can get any pizza from its main menu and specials board for FREE (normally £7.95 to £14.25) on Sunday 27 April or Monday 28 April.

You can only claim one free pizza across the two day redemption period. Takeaway, phone collection, order & collect and delivery orders are excluded.

Extra toppings will be charged, and you can't use this freebie alongside any other deal including the Franco Manca Loyalty Scheme (you can't earn a stamp from this order). Additional items such as drinks aren't included.

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Via app and online form. Vegan option available

Download and sign in to the Franco Manca app, then fill in an online form at Franco Manca and when you dine in at one of its restaurants, you can get any pizza from its main menu or the specials board for £5 (normally £7-£13.50) until Friday 31 January.

Once you've filled in the online form, Franco Manca says the offer will be applied to your app account. If you're already an existing app user, you'll still need to fill in the online form to get the deal (make sure you use the same details that are registered with its app). When you arrive at the restaurant, check in with the app, and when you're ready to pay, look for the '£5 pizza' voucher in the 'Rewards' section of the app, and tap 'Redeem'.

One code can be used per customer, but multiple codes can be used per table.

The offer is available at all restaurants in England, Scotland and Wales, except for Bournemouth and Stratford. You'll need to pay extra for additional toppings or a gluten free base, but mozzarella can be swapped for Violife vegan cheese for free.

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