Pret a Manger Discount Codes May 2026

1 Current Deal

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With a Blue Light Card

If you go to Pret A Manger and show a Blue Light Card code by Tuesday 28 July (some exclusions, see below), you can get 10% off.

To get the code, you need to have a Blue Light Card (£4.99 for two years – see more info), and generate the code from its website or via the app – you can't just show the card. You need to use the code within two hours of it being generated.

You can't use this 10% off deal alongside any other discounts or promotions including Club Pret. The discount isn't available on delivery.

All products are included besides alcohol, which is only stocked at airports. See 'More info' below for excluded locations.

More info

You can't use this 10% off deal at the following Pret locations (mainly some airports, rail and service stations):

Barton Mills, Belfast International Airport, Brooklands, Burgess Hill, Bush Hill, Carebrook Ireland Cleary's, Carebrook Northen Ireland/Donegall Square, Champion, Connolly Station Dublin, Dawson Street Dublin, Dublin Airport, Grand Central Station Belfast, Heuston Station, Kildare Village, MFG Ardwick, MFG Beverly, MFG Canterbury Morrisons, MFG Crow Orchard, MFG East Grinstead, MFG Gatwick North Forecourt, MFG Gloucester Road, MFG Highfields, MFG Ings, MFG Kingston, MFG Lewisham, MFG Martlesham Heath, MFG Morrisons Dalton Park, MFG Morrisons Leamington Spa, MFG Morrisons Redditch, MFG Morrisons St Albans, MFG Mount Pleasant, MFG Northumberland Park, MFG Shinfield, MFG St Clears, MFG St.Marys, MFG Stanton St Quintin, MFG Stevenage, MFG Stone Cross, Pearse Street Station, Redbridge, Ruislip, Shepton Mallet, Southgate, Thamesmead, The Vault Dublin, and Wallisdown

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