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Gaucho two course meal for £10

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Until 31 August

Monday to Friday afternoons

Until Monday 31 August, restaurant chain Gaucho is dishing up two courses for £10. It's available Monday to Friday, from midday until 5pm, for groups of up to eight.

For your main course, you can choose from king prawns & lobster cream linguine, aubergine milanese, or a fried chicken burger. For your dessert, you can choose a sorbet selection, or a coconut panna cotta. Alternatively, you can have the Gaucho steak sandwich for £10, but you won't get a second course.

Two courses on the set lunch menu would usually cost £18.95, so this is a decent saving. The linguine and fried chicken burger appear to be new for this deal, but the aubergine milanese would usually cost £16.50, assuming it's the same-sized portion.

Excluded restaurants are Richmond, Edinburgh and Manchester. It's not available at The O2 on show days.

This deal has been incredibly popular on social media, so it's a good idea to book your table in advance – find your nearest Gaucho.

See our food and drink deals for more ways to save.

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