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  • La Tasca 50% off food

    La Tasca 50% off food

    Requires loyalty card, excludes Saturdays

    Get 50% off your food bill at La Tasca when you dine in and present a registered loyalty card until Fri 29 Jan.

    One card is good for a table of seven and the offer's valid Sun-Fri on main menu and dessert items. See 'more info' below for menu and restaurant exclusions.

    If you don't already have a loyalty card, simply visit La Tasca, obtain one and register it in the restaurant, and then use it on the same visit to get the 50% discount.

    • More info

      Excludes La Tasca Leadenhall Market. Also not available at La Tasca Durham on Thu 14 Jan and Fri 15 Jan.

      Can't be used with any other set menu, offer or promotional discount including Tesco vouchers, Tastecard and Gourmet Society card.

  • La Tasca kids eat 'free'

    La Tasca kids eat 'free'

    No voucher needed, just walk in.

    Get one free kids’ meal (aged 12 and under) when one adult spends £10 or more on full-priced food dishes at La Tasca, valid every day.

    So, if you’re a family of four (two adults and two children) both adults must spend £10+ to get two free meals for your kids. 

    Each free kids’ meal includes a main, a dessert and a drink (saving £6ish per child). It can't be used with any other offer.

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