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Pizza Express Deals
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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.
See our Restaurants Deals page for more offers like this.
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Latest Expired Deals
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Pizza Express £8 pizzas
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ExpiredIf you dine in at any Pizza Express restaurant nationwide (find your nearest) and have the Pizza Express Club app, you can get a Classic pizza for £7.95 on Mondays to Wednesdays. This deal runs all day from Monday 12 June until restaurant closing time on Wednesday 21 June.
Pizza Express told us that Classic pizza prices vary due to location but they normally cost from £10.95, so it's a saving of around £3.
To claim this deal and get a pizza for a slice of the price, you'll need to download the Pizza Express Club app (available for free on both the App Store and Google Play) and sign up to become a Club member. You'll need to check-in to the restaurant and enter your table number when you get there. When you're ready to pay, choose the £7.95 pizza offer within the app and choose which pizza to apply it to, before paying your bill.
Pizza Express suggests you check the reward availability in the app on the day of your visit before making a special tripmo to avoid disappointment.
This offer is redeemable on the Classic pizzas only (for example, Margherita, Fiorentina, American Jack), and includes gluten-free and vegan alternatives. There's no minimum spend required for this offer, but if you want to use other Pizza Express app offers alongside this deal (there's currently free dough balls for signing up), then you'll need to spend a minimum of £10.
The offer is redeemable at all Pizza Express restaurants nationwide and is limited to one Classic pizza per member, per day. This deal cannot be applied to orders for collection or delivery.
See our Restaurants Deals page for more offers like this.
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Pizza Express £7 pizzas
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ExpiredIf you dine in at any Pizza Express restaurant nationwide (find your nearest) and have the Pizza Express Club app, you can get almost 50% off Classic pizzas on Mondays to Thursdays. This means you can get a pizza for £6.95 (normally up to £13.50). Pizza Express originally told us there was no end date to this offer, but we've now seen it ends Thursday 19 January.
To claim this deal and get a pizza for a slice of the price, you'll need to download the Pizza Express Club app (available for free on both the App Store and Google Play) and sign up to become a Club member. You'll need to check-in to the restaurant and enter your table number when you get there. When you're ready to pay, choose the £6.95 pizza offer within the app and choose which pizza to apply it to, before paying your bill.
Pizza Express suggests you check the reward availability in the app on the day of your visit before visiting to avoid disappointment. If you don't have the app, you can still claim this deal but Classic pizzas will be slightly more at £7.95. You'll need to download an offer code through the Pizza Express website.
This offer is redeemable on the Classic pizzas only (for example, Margherita, Fiorentina, American Jack), and includes gluten-free and vegan alternatives. There's no minimum spend required for this offer, but if you want to use other Pizza Express app offers alongside this deal (there's currently free dough balls for signing up), then you'll need to spend a minimum of £10.
The offer is redeemable at all Pizza Express restaurants nationwide and is limited to one Classic pizza per member, per day. If you’re dining with others, you can all get 50% off your pizza as long as you’re all Pizza Express Club members.
This deal cannot be applied to orders for collection or delivery.
See our Restaurants Deals page for more offers like this.
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