Hungry Horse Discount Codes March 2025

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Ongoing

When an adult buys a main meal. Mondays only

If you go into your local Hungry Horse pub (find your nearest) on a Monday, kids can eat from £1 when an adult purchases a main meal (normally £7.29-£8.49). There's no code or voucher needed, the discount is applied automatically. There's no end date for this deal – it's currently an ongoing offer.

With this deal, children can choose from either a small chicken burger or kids' lasagne for £1. The build your own tacos, large chicken strips meal, mini fish & chips, dirty beef burger, large chicken burger, kids' chilli and large chicken wings will be slightly more at £1.50.

This offer includes a main meal only, so if you want to do the meal deal and add a drink and pudding, this will increase the price up to £3 or £3.50, depending on their main meal option.

Kid's meals usually cost between £3.69 and £4.29.

This is valid all day on Mondays and includes Bank Holidays, too. Up to two children can eat with one adult paying full price. The offer cannot be used alongside the adult steak Monday deal and is for dine-in only.

See Hungry Horse website for full T&Cs.

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Ongoing

Including daily meal deals & signing up to its newsletter

There are always ways to save money at Hungry Horse, so even if there isn’t a cracking deal out there that works for you, don’t assume you can’t cut your costs further.

Ways to save include:

Sign up to its newsletter. You'll be emailed exclusive offers and a voucher for £5 off when you spend £15 on food (you'll only have four weeks to use the voucher so it's best to sign up close to when you're planning on visiting the restaurant).
Regular offers. Hungry Horse has daily walk-in deals which include 'kids eat for £1' on Mon, 'two courses for £10' on Sat and 'two meals for £10' on selected items Mon-Fri.
Check out similar restaurant chains. If you’re not committed to eating at Hungry Horse, see our Toby Carvery, Beefeater, Harvester, Sizzling Pubs or Crown Carveries pages, where you may find a better active deal.
Want more? Read our restaurant deals page for more dine-in and takeaway offers.
Had a problem with Hungry Horse? There’s a free online tool you can use to complain – it helps draft, manage and if necessary escalate your complaint. It’s offered by a firm called Resolver, which we like so much we work with it to help people get complaints justice – you can use it to complain to Hungry Horse*.

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With a Blue Light Card

At Hungry Horse pubs (find your nearest), show a Blue Light Card code during food service times on any day of the week and you can get 15% off food until Monday 30 December 2024.

To get the discount, 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.

The discount applies to the whole table, but the bill will need to be paid by the Blue Light Card holder in one transaction. There's a maximum discount of £40 – so it's valid on food spends up to £200. See full T&Cs.

Hungry Horse says you can use the discount alongside certain other discounts and promotions, but not Tesco Clubcard vouchers, or Greene King friends and family vouchers. It's also not valid on bank holidays, Father's Day, Christmas Day, or Boxing Day.

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With a Blue Light Card

At Hungry Horse pubs (find your nearest), show a Blue Light Card code during food service times on any day of the week and you can get 15% off food until Monday 30 December 2024.

To get the discount, 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.

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