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Harvester kids eat for '£1'
When an adult purchases a main meal. Via voucher
ExpiredIf you dine in at a Harvester restaurant (find your nearest), kids aged 10 and younger can eat for £1 when an adult signs up to the Harvester newsletter or downloads its app (available for free on iPhone and Android), then purchases a main meal. The offer is any day this week until restaurant closing time on Friday 28 July.
Kids will be able to get a meal from either the Breakfast menu, 'Smaller Bites' menu, or 'Bigger Appetites' section of its kids' menu, which would usually cost from £5.99. You'll need to show a unique voucher from the newsletter or app to your server when ordering. This deal doesn't include drinks or dessert.
One adult main entitles you to one kids’ main for £1 and up to four children and four adults can claim this meal per table. The voucher won't work with any other offer, or takeaway. Subject to availability.
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Harvester kids eat for '£1'
When an adult purchases a main meal. Via voucher
ExpiredIf you dine in at a Harvester restaurant (find your nearest), kids aged 10 and younger can eat for £1 when an adult signs up to its newsletter or downloads its app (available for free on iPhone and Android), then purchases a main meal. The offer is valid weekdays only, from Monday 3 April until restaurant closing time on Friday 14 April.
Kids will be able to get a meal from either the Breakfast menu, 'Smaller Bites' menu, or 'Bigger Appetites' section of its kids' menu, which would usually cost from £5.99. You'll need to let your server know you will be using this offer when ordering. This deal doesn't include drinks or dessert.
How to claim £1 kids' meal
You'll need to either sign up to Harvester's newsletter, or download its app. Once you've done that, you'll be sent a unique voucher that you can then show at the restaurant when ordering.
One adult main entitles you to one kids’ main for £1 and up to four children and four adults can claim this meal per table. The voucher won't work with any other offer, or takeaway. Subject to availability.
See more restaurant deals where kids can eat for free.
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