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  • Real Greek free skewer plate for marathon runners

    Real Greek free skewer plate for marathon runners

    No voucher's needed, just turn up with medal

    Show your medal for completing the London Marathon 2015 and get a free Greek Skewer Plate (usually £8.95) at any of the eight Real Greek branches in London at any time of day.  

    The offer’s available on Sun 26 Apr (race day) until Wed 29 Apr and you don’t have to buy anything to claim your freebie.

    The Greek Skewer Plate is a choice of chicken, lamb kefte or halloumi skewer served with saffron rice, Greek salad, tzatziki and pita bread.

  • Real Greek 50% off food with cinema ticket

    Real Greek 50% off food with cinema ticket

    Every Wednesday

    MSE update: this promotion will be ending on Thu 26 Feb.

    Present a cinema ticket at The Real Greek on Wednesdays and get 50% off food. The offer's valid with a ticket from any cinema, or you can show your booking confirmation on your smartphone, but it must be from that day.

    One ticket's needed per person, so to get the max value out of this, use the 2for1 cinema tix offer from Orange Wednesdays/ EE Wednesdays.

    • More info

      Not valid with on the lunch menu or with meal deals and can't be used with any other offer. Dine-in only.

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