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Register with Frankie & Benny's Rewards to get a choice between two birthday offers: one free meal (norm £9ish-£15ish) when at least one other main meal is purchased from the main menu, OR a bottle of prosecco for £10.
A voucher will be emailed to you 10 days before your birthday (so be sure to sign up in advance), which you can print or show on your smartphone, and will be valid for 50 days from the date of the email. It should also appear in your app.
It's valid at all Frankie & Benny’s or Little Frankie’s restaurants, apart from at airports, but isn't valid with any other offer or discount, such as sharing mains or set menus including breakfast, lunch, mid-week menu or family feast. See full T&Cs.
What if my birthday offer expires during lockdown when restaurants are closed?
During the last lockdown, F&B extended the validity of all vouchers to 31 Dec. We've asked if it's doing the same this year, but it's yet to get back to us. We'll let you know here when we know more, but you've not got anything to lose by signing up now.
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Frankie & Benny's free meatballs or vegan 'plantballs'
With purchase of main or starter. Via QR code on app
ExpiredTo celebrate National Meatball Day (yes, that's a thing), Frankie & Benny's is giving away free meatballs or vegan 'plantballs' when you dine in and order a main or starter on Mon 9 Mar only. You'll need a QR code from the Frankie & Benny's app (Android or iOS) to claim yours. On Monday, go to 'Offers', find the 'Free meatballs' and 'get code' - show it to the waiter at your nearest restaurant when ordering.
Most of its restaurants are participating - see 'More info' below for exclusions.
To be eligible for the free dish, order a starter or main from the main, gluten-free, vegan or event menu. You'll then receive free Meatballs al Forno (above left) or vegan Plantballs Italiano (above right).
Browse our Restaurant deals and vouchers for more ways to save on a meal out.
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Frankie & Benny's 'free' cocktail for Mum
Plus two-course set menu for £15
ExpiredUpdate: the deadline for a free cocktail has passed, but you can still book a table and take advantage of the Valentine's set menu.
If you're dining out with Mum on Mother's Day weekend (Fri 20-Sun 22 Mar), she can claim a free cocktail at Frankie & Benny's if you book by Wed 18 Mar. The Italian-American chain is also running a special set menu, with two courses available for £14.99 or three for £17.99. To take advantage, just find your nearest restaurant and book a table for Fri 20, Sat 21 or Mother's Day itself.
You must order food from the Mother’s Day, main, gluten free, lunch, evening, event or vegan menu to redeem the free drink. If you only order from the kids', kids' gluten-free or drinks menu, your free drink voucher won't be honoured.
There are two cocktail choices: Elderflower Fizz and Spring Blossom - they'd normally cost £6.59 each. If mum prefers a soft drink, she can pick an alcohol-free beer or regular-sized Coke/Coke Zero instead. So long as you book a table by Wed 18, you'll receive an email with your free drink voucher on Thur 19 Mar. This can only be used once. Show it to your waiter when ordering.
See our Restaurant deals and vouchers for more Mother's Day dine-out options.
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