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Nando's Deals
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Dine-in and collection
If you work for the NHS, police, fire or ambulance service you can get 20% off food and drink orders up to £20 at Nando's (find your nearest).
If you're dining in, you'll just need to show a valid photocard ID when you order and you can use the discount once per day. If you're with a group and want to give others the discount too, you'll need to put everyone's meals on the same order, but remember the 20% off only works up to £20 – any orders over £20 won't get the maximum £4 discount.
If you don't fancy dining in, you can get the 20% off if you order for collection, too – Peri nice! NHS staff can do this online when you register at Nando's and then apply the discount when you order. You'll need to verify your NHS email address every six months. Those working for the emergency services can only get the offer on walk-in collections, and can't currently order online for collection
Check out our cheapy Nando's tips & hacks before you go.
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Ongoing
Nando's is a tough restaurant to find discounts for. Luckily, there are ways to work around the menu and get some money off your chicken and chips.
See our full Nando's MoneySaving tips & hacks guide.
Latest Expired Deals
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'Free' quarter chicken or starter on exam results days
Show results and when spending £7 or more
ExpiredIf you're picking up your exam results this summer in England, Wales or Ireland, you can celebrate at Nando's with a 'free' quarter chicken or starter (the cheapest starter costs £3.75, while a quarter chicken is £5.50).
To get the deal, simply take your results (email or paper version) to any Nando's restaurant on the day they’re released (see below) and you'll get the freebie when you spend at least £7 on other food and drinks. This will only work if you're ordering in person (for eat-in or walk-in collect) – you can't get the deal if you're ordering online.
- A-Level results – England, Wales and Northern Ireland – Thursday 15 August
- GCSE results – England, Wales and Northern Ireland – Thursday 22 August
- Leaving Cert - Republic of Ireland – Friday 23 August
You can only claim your freebie on results day and the person collecting the results has to be the one claiming. If there's a group of you collecting exam results, you’ll each need to spend £7 or more on separate bills to all get the freebie. This offer cannot be used alongside any other discount.
This deal excludes 'Dare to Share' menu options.
Hungry for more? See all Restaurant deals.
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FREE Nando's Peri Peri Saka sauce
Available at all stores
ExpiredNando's fans, listen up for a peri nice freebie...
If you go into any Nando's restaurant (there's 480, find your nearest) today only (Monday 17 June) between 3.30pm-4.30pm, you can get a bottle of Peri Peri Saka sauce totally for free.
Nando's told us this is a total freebie, with no spend required. It told us there are roughly a couple of thousand available across all restaurants. To claim you'll simply need to ask for your free bottle. We reckon this'll be a popular deal so go quickly to avoid disappointment as it's first come, first served.
The Peri Peri Saka sauce isn't available to buy in shops, but a similar 500g bottle of medium Nando's sauce would normally cost £3.90 in Tesco, Sainsbury's and Ocado.
For more ways to save, see our Nando's MoneySaving hacks.
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