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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.
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Nando's 50% off total bill
When you go with someone over 65. Dine-in only via code
Expired🌶️🐔 Fancy spicing up someone's life with a bit of Peri-Peri? As part of its 'NanGo's free' promotion, Nando's is offering 50% off your total bill when you dine-in with someone aged 65 and over until 11pm on Wed 9 Jun. The offer is available at all open restaurants (find your nearest).
There's no limit to how many people you can take with you (besides Government restrictions), there just needs to be one member of your group who's aged 65 or over to get the offer – though there's a maximum discount of £20 off your bill. Nando's has said there are no excluded items on the menu, and both soft and alcoholic drinks are included – Peri nice!
To get the discount, you'll just need to sign up online for your unique code which will be sent to you via email. If you're ordering and paying via your phone, you may need to enter the code before you pay.
When entering your details online, you'll be asked to confirm one of your guest's date of birth – don't worry though, you can take more than one guest over 65 with you. It's also worth noting your guest may be asked to show their ID on the day. See full NanGo's free T&C's.
Be sure to check out our 10 cheapy Nando's MoneySaving tips & hacks before you go.
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Free delivery when you order Nando's online
For the next two weekends (13-16 Aug and 20-23 Aug)
ExpiredFor the next two weekends, Nando's is offering free delivery (usually £2-£3ish depending how far you live from the restaurant) and no service fee (norm 49p) on orders made through its website. The offer is available:
- From 11am on Thu 13 Aug to 11.59pm on Sun 16 Aug
- From 11am on Thu 20 Aug to 11.59pm on Sun 23 Aug
There are two ways you can order a Nando's delivery at the moment - online via the Nando's website, or via Deliveroo. Even if you order via the Nando's site, it links with Deliveroo's system so your experience, and (more importantly) prices will be the same regardless.
You can only get this deal when ordering via the Nando's website – not Deliveroo – so unless you have a special Deliveroo code which beats the cost of delivery and the service fee, you're better off ordering via Nando's.
There'll be a minimum order value (we've asked Nando's to confirm what this is) and if your order is below this, you may pay an additional small order fee.
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