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Pizza Express Deals
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If you dine in at any Pizza Express restaurant nationwide, you can get 50% off most pizzas all day from Tue 3 May until closing time on Sun 29 May.
To claim this deal and get a pizza for a slice of the price, you'll need to download the Pizza Express Club app for free (available 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 50% discount offer within the app and choose which pizza to apply it to, before paying your bill.
This offer is redeemable on the Classic, Leggera, Romana pizzas, and includes gluten-free and vegan alternatives. Pizza Express said these cost between £13.45-£15.45, so it's a saving of at least £6 depending on what you order.
The offer is redeemable at all Pizza Express restaurants nationwide and can be claimed any day of the week, at any time of day within the specified May dates. There's no minimum spend, but it's limited to one per member, per day.
If you’re dining with others, you can both get 50% off your pizza as long as you’re both Pizza Express Club members. We've asked Pizza Express to confirm if you need to ask for separate bills and will update you here once we know more.
The Calabrese and Calzone pizzas are excluded from this deal, and this cannot be applied to orders for collection or delivery.
See our Restaurants Deals page for more offers like this.
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Latest Expired Deals
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Pizza Express £5 Margherita pizza
Via unique code. Mon-Thu and dine-in only
ExpiredIf you dine in at any Pizza Express restaurant Mon-Thu after 4pm (find your nearest), you can get a Margherita pizza for £5 until closing time on Thu 7 Apr.
There's no minimum spend, you will just need to visit the Pizza Express website and download a voucher to redeem this deal. To do this, search for your nearest branch online and the offer will appear. Make sure that's the restaurant you want to eat at before submitting your details because you'll receive a unique code by email which can only be used at that one. Simply show the code to your waiter when you ask for the bill to get a 'pizza the action'.
You can only use this offer once per table, so if there are a few of you wanting a Margherita, only one will be able to get it for for £5. If you're gluten-free or vegan, this deal applies to those variations of the pizza, too.
A Margherita pizza would usually cost £10.90, so you're saving over £5 with this offer.
This deal is only valid when you dine in, so excludes takeaways and cannot be used alongside offers such as Tesco Clubcard vouchers or Unidays discounts.
See our Restaurant deals and vouchers page for other dining out deals.
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Pizza Express 'free' £4ish Peroni or non-alcoholic drink
When you buy a main at selected open restaurants
ExpiredSelected Pizza Express restaurants are now open for outdoor dining in England (see open restaurants). You can get a 'free' 330ml bottle of Peroni (norm £4ish) or Peroni Libera (alcohol-free) when ordering a main on Sunday to Thursday until Sun 16 May when you download a voucher online at Pizza Express.
Show the voucher code to your server on your phone, or print it out. Alternatively, you can enter the code when paying the bill via the Pizza Express 'Pay-at-Table' online system.
If you don't fancy a Peroni, Pizza Express says you can swap it for any of these drinks: 175ml glass of Chardonnay; 175ml glass of Pinot Grigio; 175ml glass of Pinot Grigio Blush; 175ml glass of Montepulciano; 175ml glass of Nero d’Avola Shiraz; or any non-alcoholic drink, excluding 1L bottles of sparkling or still mineral water.
The code is valid for the whole table, providing you order the equivalent number of mains, eg, to get two 'free' drinks you need to order two mains.
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About Pizza Express
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