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  • Burger King meal deals

    Burger King meal deals

    Download app. Includes burger and small fries for £1.99

    Download the Burger King app to get a range of offers, including a Long Big King burger and small fries for £1.99.

    All 17 offers listed below are available via the app until Sat 15 Dec. It's one voucher per person per visit, and they can't be used with other deals.

    • Long Big King and small fries for £1.99
    • Long Texas BBQ and small fries for £1.99
    • Bacon Double Cheeseburger, small fries and three chilli cheese bites for £3.49
    • Two Whopper meals for £7.99
    • Regular fries for 50p
    • Two Bacon Cheeseburgers, two small fries and two small drinks for £5
    • Chicken Royale and small fries for £2.99
    • Six nuggets and regular fries for £1.49
    • Chicken Royale for £1.99
    • Whopper, Chicken Royale, regular fries and regular drink for £5.99
    • Six chilli cheese bites for £1.29
    • Nine nuggets for 99p
    • Six nuggets for 99p
    • Two Chicken Royale meals for £7.99
    • Whopper meal for £3.99
    • Chicken Royale meal for £3.99
    • Two Double Cheeseburgers and two small fries for £3.49


    As Burger King is a franchise, prices are subject to variation across branches, so savings can differ depending on which outlet you visit 

    The vouchers are valid at most branches, but there are some exclusions. The offer's not available at theme parks, and it's likely many motorway, airport and railway branches won't accept the vouchers either, so check ahead if you're making a special trip.

  • Frankie & Benny's 20% off food for NHS and armed forces

    Frankie & Benny's 20% off food for NHS and armed forces

    When you dine in and show a valid ID card

    NHS staff and military personnel can get 20% off their food bill at Frankie & Benny's when they dine in, purchase at least two main meals and show a valid ID card. 

    One ID card will cover a whole group and the offer's available every day of the week, although there are some exclusions - see 'more info' below.

    Frankie & Benny's regularly runs other promotions, including 40% off mains, so check what else is available in case another offer works better for you than this discount.

    • More info

      The offer's not valid on bank holidays, or at event restaurants (Coventry Arena, Wembley Stadium, Leeds the Light, Greenwich O2, Argyll Street, Cardiff St David’s, The Printworks, Salford Quay, Edinburgh Omni Centre, Glasgow Quay and Sheffield Arena) on event days.

      It can't be used in conjunction with any other offer or set menu, including lunch, specials, breakfast and kids' menus.

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