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50% off mains at Toby Carvery, Harvester & Stonehouse
Via each brand's app
ExpiredThe Government's 'eat out to help out' scheme ended on Mon 31 Aug, but three Mitchells & Butlers restaurant chains are doing a version of the offer at their own expense. When dining in between Mon-Wed at Toby Carvery*, Harvester* and Stonehouse Pizza & Carvery*, you can get 50% off all mains until Wed 9 Sep via that restaurant's app. It's best to book ahead to make sure you get a table.
It can be used from 11.30am until closing time and it's valid on both lunch and dinner, but not on breakfast or takeaway.
Unlike 'eat out to help out', it doesn't include drinks or other courses and can't be stacked with other offers or vouchers - but the good news is there's no maximum discount cap.
We've asked the press team if it will be possible to claim the discount without a smart device, and whether you can order more than one main per person - we'll update here once we know.
If it's a takeaway you're after, you can get 2for1 pizzas at Domino's on Tuesdays.
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Harvester veggie or vegan main for £6
Mondays only after 5pm via app. Norm up to £12ish
ExpiredMSE Update, Thu 2 Apr 2020: In light of the current coronavirus pandemic, this deal is either no longer valid or is not up-to-date. We’ve left the info here for reference and hope it will become relevant again in the not-too-distant future. For the latest updates, see our Coronavirus Life-in-Lockdown Help, Finance & Bills Help, and Employment Help.
If you go to most Harvester restaurants (excludes Moto), you can get a vegan or veggie main for £6 (norm up to £12ish for, eg, 'The Beyond Bean Burger') after 5pm on any Monday that isn't a bank holiday via its free app.
You can choose from about 13 options (see 'more info' for what's included), and one voucher can be used for up to six people.
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