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By showing your valid NHS or emergency services photo ID before payment, you can get a 20% discount off food and drink orders up to £20. You can claim the discount once a day and it’s for dine-in and in store takeaway orders only (not delivery).
It’s worth knowing you can still claim ‘chillies’ (loyalty points) on your Nando’s card as long as you’re spending £7 after the discount’s applied.
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There are always ways to save money at Nando’s, 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 for a Nando’s loyalty card. If you sign up to the Nando’s card, you can earn virtual ‘chillies’ (loyalty points) each time you spend at least £7 in one of its restaurants. Once you’ve collected three chillies, you earn a free quarter chicken or starter (£3.60-£3.95), six chillies gets you a free half chicken, or any single wrap burger or pitta (£7.30-£9.20), and 10 chillies gets a whole chicken or single combo meal (£9.65-£12.95).
- Extra chips on your plate. It’s been suggested by many online that a single large portion of chips (£4.55) gives you more than two regular portions (£2.45 each). So if you aren’t going for a combo meal, which includes regular sides, and want to maximize your chippage, you can save about 35p getting a large portion to share rather than a regular bowl each.
- Try the sharing platters. If you go as a pair and regularly choose the quarter or half chicken with chips and drink, you can get more for your money for getting the ‘Full Platter’ sharing dish. You’ll get a whole chicken, with either one large or two regular sides with two bottomless drinks included for £19.95. Two half chickens with chips and a drink separately will set you back £24.70, meaning a £4.75 saving on the same food.
- Had a problem with Nando’s? 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 Nando’s.
If you spot any hot deals out there we have missed (we are human after all!), please let us know in the MSE forum, email us at msedeals@moneysavingexpert.com or via MSE Facebook and Twitter @MSE_Deals.
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Nando's free £4ish chicken with £6 spend
On-pack coupon when you buy peri peri sauce
Look out for promotional bottles of Nando’s Peri-Peri sauce at all major supermarkets, as on the lid there’s a code for a free quarter chicken or starter at Nando's (norm £3.70-£3.95) when you spend £5 or more in the restaurant.
The bottles of sauce are currently £1 at Tesco* until Tue 24 Jul (norm £2ish). For full info, see MSE Jordon's Cheapy Nando's blog.
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'Free' £4ish chicken or starter on A-level results day
Show results papers and ID when spending £7+
On Thu 16 Aug only, if you're picking up your A-level or BTEC results you can celebrate with a free quarter chicken or starter (norm £4ish) at Nando's.
To get the deal, simply take your results papers and ID to a participating Nando's restaurant and you'll get the freebie when you spend at least £7 on other food and drinks.
You can only claim your freebie on results day and it’s non-transferable, so the person collecting the results has the be the one claiming. If there's a group of you all with exam results, you’ll each need to spend £7+ on separate bills to all get the freebie.
The offer’s valid on dine-in or takeaway orders placed in person or over the phone, but not those made online. It excludes Wing Roulette and All together Now menu options.
See full offer T&Cs. It's not available in Scotland, where a similar promotion ran earlier this month.
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