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FREE £3 Ikea cooked breakfast AND £15 off £50 in-store
When you turn up wearing pyjamas. For Ikea Family members only
ExpiredThis is the stuff that dreams are made of.... a totally free breakfast, and you don't even need to get dressed!
Set your alarm for Saturday 7 September, and head to an Ikea store in your pyjamas to get a free cooked breakfast (normally up to £2.75). As well as wearing PJs, you need to be an Ikea Family member – it's free to sign up.
Most stores open between 9am and 10am (find your nearest to check), and the offer's on until 11am, or while stock of breakfast items lasts, so don't sleep on this freebie.
What counts as pyjamas?
Ikea says it defines pyjamas as "soft, loose clothing", so it could be traditional two-piece jammies or casual loungewear fitting that description. It says it won't take footwear into consideration, so no need for slippers.
Which free breakfast items can I get?
- Small cooked breakfast – normally £2.75
- Small veggie breakfast – normally £2.50
- Children’s breakfast – normally £1.50
- Bacon breakfast roll – normally £1.50
- Sausage breakfast roll – normally £1.50
- Vegetarian breakfast roll – normally £1.50
The free breakfast is available at all Ikea stores, however at Hammersmith you'll only be able to get a breakfast roll.
How to claim £15 off a £50 spend
If you just want the free breakkie, you can get that and go straight back to bed, but if you've got a planned purchase you want to make at Ikea, it'll also give you a voucher for £15 off a £50 spend in-store.
Collect the voucher in-store from Ikea staff members who will be distributing them throughout the day to customers wearing pyjamas. You can only use the voucher on that same day, Saturday 7 September, when spending £50 or more. The £15 discount will be applied at the checkout when you show your voucher and Ikea Family membership.
The offer cannot be used towards purchases from Ikea Swedish Food Market, Bistro, gift cards, Restaurant, Cafe, Home Service Points, or Home Delivery, Installation, Assembly and Kitchen Planning.
Ikea recently revamped its loyalty scheme, but is it any good? See our Ikea loyalty scheme analysis.
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Las Iguanas FREE nachos on GCSE results day
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ExpiredIf you're picking up your GCSE results on Thursday (22 August) you can celebrate with a totally FREE portion of nachos (normally £6) at any Las Iguanas restaurant (find your nearest). There's no minimum spend required, this is a total freebie.
To get the deal, simply take proof of your results (email or paper version) to Las Iguanas from Thursday 22 August and you can still claim after results day until Saturday 31 August. This offer will be available all day until restaurant closing time.
One portion of free nachos can be claimed per person with GCSE results during the selected dates. Valid at all Las Iguanas sites in the UK.
What's more, if you claim the free nachos Las Iguanas staff members will be handing out physical vouchers for 40% off your next visit if you've signed up to its app (free on Apple and Android). You’ll just need to show you have the app and bring the 40% off voucher at your next visit.
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