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FREE Illy coffee at Prezzo
Any day of the week with code. No purchase necessary
ExpiredIf you find yourself in need of a caffeine fix and you're near to a Prezzo (find your nearest), you can get a free Illy coffee by signing up online to the Prezzo newsletter, then using the code that's emailed to you at a restaurant by Sunday 3 September. Prezzo has only made 5,000 codes available this week, so go quick if you want this.
Prezzo says there's no need to purchase anything, this is a total freebie, though the coffee isn't available for takeaway.
The freebie isn't available at the following London restaurants: King's Cross station, Glass House Street, St Martins Lane, Northumberland Avenue.
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Prezzo kids eat for free
For O2 mobile and Virgin broadband customers
ExpiredIf you're on O2 or a Virgin Media broadband customer, kids aged 10 and under can eat for free when dining in at Prezzo restaurants (find your nearest) during the summer holidays via the Priority app. This deal runs daily until restaurants close on Sunday 3 September.
Kids will be able to get a three-course meal which would usually cost £7.50, though drinks aren't included. There's no minimum spend required either – you'll just need to let your server know you will be using this offer when ordering.
Examples of starters include garlic bread and veggie sticks with hummus, mains include cheese and tomato pizza, Bolognese and burgers, while for dessert, kids can choose from Italian gelato or sorbet, fruit lollies and chocolate dippers.
How to get it
Both Virgin Media broadband customers and O2 customers can use the Priority app to access perks and rewards. If you haven't got the app already, you can download it for iPhone and Android, and sign up for free.
Virgin Media broadband customers can register using the email address linked to your Virgin Media account, while O2 customers can register using your mobile number. Once you've logged into your account, you can access the Priority offers. The app will provide you with a voucher code that you can then show in the restaurant.
This deal is limited to one code per customer, per bill, per week. However, two codes can be used per table, but via separate bills and Priority customers. So if there are two adults and two kids, to get two free kids' meals, each adult will need their own code and to pay separately
This offer is available at most Prezzo restaurants but excludes London Kings Cross Station, London Glass House Street, London St Martin's Lane and London Northumberland Avenue. You can't use this deal alongside any other offer, discount or set menu. It can't be used for delivery or takeaway either.
Tesco Clubcard tokens are not valid with this offer.
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