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  • 'Free' £4ish chicken or starter on A-level results day 

    '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.

  • 20% off Nando's for emergency services & NHS

    20% off Nando's for emergency services & NHS

    For eat-in and takeaway orders at Nando's restaurants

    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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