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Harvester Deals
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At Harvester restaurants (find your nearest), show a Blue Light Card code any day of the week (some exclusions, see below) and you can get 20% off food only until Wednesday 31 May.
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.
You can't use this 20% off deal alongside any other discounts or promotions including set menus and festive menus. It also isn't valid on bank holidays and other 'special days' including Mother's Day, Easter and Father's Day.
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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 13 February until restaurant closing time on Friday 24 February.
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.
One adult main entitles you to one kids’ main for 'free' 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 free
For O2 Priority and Virgin Media customers
ExpiredIf you're on O2 or a Virgin Media customer, kids aged 10 and under can eat for free when dining in at Harvester restaurants (find your nearest) via the Priority app. This deal will run daily from Monday 24 October until restaurants close on Friday 28 October.
Kids will be able to get a meal from either the 'Smaller Bites' (usually £6.99) or 'Bigger Appetites' section (usually £7.99) of its kids' menu, or they can make their own meal consisting of a main, two sides and dessert (usually £5.99). There's no minimum spend required – you'll just need to let your server know you will be using this offer when ordering.
Up to two kids per Priority code can claim a free meal.
How to get it
Both Virgin Media broadband customers and O2 customers can use the Priority app to access perks and rewards. If you haven't got the app already, you can download it for iPhone and Android, and sign up for free.
Virgin Media customers can register using the email address linked to your Virgin Media account, while O2 customers can register using your mobile number. Once you've logged into your account, you can access the Priority offers. The app will provide you with a unique code you can then show at the restaurant.
Only one code per week, per Priority customer can be redeemed and children must be accompanied by an adult to get the free meals. This is for dine-in only and excludes take-away orders. The voucher won't work with any other offer.
See our Restaurant deals and vouchers page for other dining out deals.
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