Pizza Express deals

3 Current Deals
Via Pizza Express Club app. £10 min spend
Fancy free doughballs every time you dine in at Pizza Express? All you need do is spend £10 or more on food or drinks, and download its Pizza Express Club app (available for free on Apple and Android) and you're automatically enrolled onto 'bronze' tier of rewards.
This means you can claim a free portion of dough balls (normally from £5.95) every time you dine in. There is a £10 minimum spend, but you can claim this any time of day from restaurant opening until closing time, any day of the week.
The tiers progress up to silver and gold which unlock further rewards such as free Romana pizza upgrades or free hot or soft drinks, but we reckon a free portion of dough balls is pretty decent as you can claim this each time you dine in.
This freebie is available at ALL Pizza Express locations but does exclude London Gatwick airport. This is only valid on the standard flavour of dough balls at bronze level, but if you reach silver or gold, you can choose from a selection of different flavoured doughballs.
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With a Blue Light Card
At Pizza Express restaurants (find your nearest), show a Blue Light Card code any time Saturday to Thursday (some exclusions, see below) and you can get 20% off food when dining in. Pizza Express says your code will be valid for the whole table. It's valid on food only (not drinks), including kids' Piccolo meals.
To get the code, you need to hold a Blue Light Card (£4.99 for two years – see more info), and generate the 12-digit code from its website or via the app – you can't just show the card.
You can't use this 20% off deal alongside other discounts or set menus, except for Pizza Express' 'Goodwill' codes and 'How Did We Dough' survey vouchers. It's not valid on takeaway, delivery, and collection orders, and it can't be used on Fridays, bank holidays, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Easter Monday, Father's Day, or on selected dates throughout December.
Includes starter, main, dessert, drink and activity pack
Kids can get a three-course meal, drink and activity pack for £7.75 when ordering the Piccolo menu at Pizza Express restaurants nationwide (find your nearest). This is an ongoing offer and is available all days of the week from restaurant opening time until closing.
With this deal, little ones can get a starter of doughballs, a main meal (of either pizza, pasta or salad), a dessert, a Bambinoccino drink and an activity pack. If kids prefer a different drink, they can choose from either milk (55p) or Cawston Press juice (£1.60), but this will cost extra. Gluten-free options are also available. Pizza Express told us that a kids' main meal on its own would normally cost £4.25, so with the additional items, we think this is a decent deal.
If you have the Pizza Express Club app (available for free on both the App Store and Google Play) and are on Gold level of rewards, you can get the kids' Piccolo menu for free on Mondays-Thursdays.
This offer is available when eating in and for delivery.
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Pizza Express kids eat 'free'

When an adult buys a main
If you dine in at a Pizza Express restaurant (find your nearest), kids can get a free three-course meal (normally £7.95 each) when you purchase an adult main meal during the Easter holidays.
This deal is available all days of the week from restaurant opening time until closing on Thursday 24 April.
With this deal, little ones can get a Piccolo meal which includes a starter of doughballs, a main meal (of either pizza, pasta or salad), a dessert, a Bambinoccino drink and an activity pack.
To claim the free kids' meal, simply speak to your waiter who will be able to apply the offer to your bill. This offer is available to all customers, including Pizza Express Club members. You can claim one free kids' meal per adult main.
This offer is dine-in only and not available for click & collect or delivery. You can claim it at all Pizza Express restaurants except at airports and Pizza Express Live or Pod locations.
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Pizza Express 33p-50p pizzas for one hour only

Normally £11-£18. Includes Margherita, American, La Reine & American Hot pizzas
From 5pm to 6pm on Thursday 27 March, you can get a standard-sized 'Classic' pizza for just 33p to 50p when you dine in at most Pizza Express restaurants (find your nearest) – a saving of up to £17ish on the normal price.
You'll be able to get the following pizzas for pennies for one hour only:
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Margherita for 33p
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American (pepperoni) for 45p
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La Reine (ham, olives & mushrooms) for 48p
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American Hot (pepperoni & peppers) for 50p
Pizza Express says gluten-free and vegan alternatives are available. You can upgrade to a Romana base (bigger and thinner) for £1.95 extra.
There's no code or voucher needed – just turn up and order one of the above pizzas between 5pm and 6pm on Thursday. It doesn't matter if you pay your bill after 6pm, as long as you ordered within the promotional hour. We reckon this'll be popular, so it's best to arrive promptly, or book a table in advance.
Why's it doing this? Pizza Express says its dropping the cost of these four pizzas to the price they would have been 60 years ago when the first Pizza Express opened in London in 1965 – when the Beatles dominated the charts, Liverpool won their first FA Cup, and a whole pizza cost 33p.
How good is this deal? Present day pizzas usually cost £10.95 to £17.95, so these nostalgia prices give a huge saving, though of course it's only for a very limited time. There's no minimum spend, so you can just get the cheap pizza if that's all you want. You can get one 33p to 50p pizza per person, but a service charge will automatically apply to tables of seven or more adults.
Exclusions: The deal's not valid at London Gatwick, Pizza Express Live locations, Southampton Pod, Welcome Break Fleet, Welcome Break Oxford, or Welcome Break South Mimms. It also won't work on collection or delivery orders.

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