Greene King Discount Codes April 2026

2 Current Deals

Sunday 26 April only

Show proof of marathon completion (medal, ID, or official result) to claim

Show proof of London Marathon 2026 completion (medal, ID, or official results) to claim a free drink at 128 participating Greene King pubs in London (see participating pubs). The offer runs from midday until 11pm on Sunday 26 April (marathon day) only.

You'll be able to claim one of the following drinks:

Beefeater London Dry (25ml) with Fever Tree mixer
Aperol Spritz
Pimm's
Pint of Aspall
125ml glass Mirabeau Classic Rose
Pint of Peroni Nastro Azzurro
Clean Blood Orange Spritz
Level Head IPA
Hazy Day
Soft drinks including Coca-Cola Original, Diet Coke, Coca-Cola Zero, Schweppes Lemonade

The price of drinks can differ depending on the location, however soft drinks tend to start from £3.50, while an Aperol Spritz can cost up to £12.50.

This offer is limited to one drink per person and cannot be redeemed alongside any other offer, daily deal, promotion or discount.

Please be Drinkaware.

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Monday to Sunday

With a Blue Light Card

Show a Blue Light Card code at Greene King pubs (find your nearest) and you can get 15% off food, Monday to Sunday.

To get the code, you need to hold a Blue Light Card (£4.99 for two years – see more info), and generate the code from its website or via the app – you can't just show the card. It's valid for up to 10 guests (including the card holder), and on bills up to £200.

The offer can't be used alongside any other offer, menu promotion or on Bank Holidays, Easter Sunday, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Valentine's Day, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year’s Eve and New Year's Day. You cannot use this offer in conjunction with Tesco vouchers. It's also not valid at Farmhouse Inns.

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When an adult main is purchased

If you dine in at Farmhouse Inn (find your nearest) or a Farmhouse Kitchen (find your nearest), you can get up to two kids’ meals when one adult purchases a main meal. The offer is valid for up to four adults and eight children (aged 12 and under) dining together.

It’s available from Monday to Friday until Friday 17 April, and excludes weekends and bank holidays. Kids' meals include a free standard or vegetarian kids’ breakfast, a junior carvery, or small pick n mix mains, and a scoop of ice cream. Adults must order either a buffet breakfast, main or carvery.

Children’s dishes cost between £5 and £7, while adult main meals cost between £8 and £13, but this can differ depending on your location. Overall, it’s a decent saving.

You don’t need to register for this offer, just simply dine in (it's not available for takeaway or delivery).

See our Restaurant deals & vouchers page for other dining out deals.

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When an adult buys a main meal

If you dine in at a Flaming Grill (find your nearest), a child can eat for free when an adult buys a main meal. The deal is running over the Easter holidays on weekdays only until Friday 17 April.

With this deal, a child (aged 12 and under) can choose one free 'little appetites' meal (normally £3.99) and a free dessert (normally £1.99), when an adult purchases a main meal (normally £8.79 to £16.69). Prices can vary depending on location.

Little appetites meals include chicken nuggets, sausages, veggie alternatives, a beef burger, a roast chicken fillet and tomato pasta. If your child is a tad hungrier, you can upgrade and order from the bigger appetites menu for £1.

There’s no code or voucher needed as the discount is applied automatically. See the Flaming Grill website for full T&Cs.

See our Restaurant deals for more ways to save.

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