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There are always ways to save money at TGI Fridays, so even if there isn’t a cracking deal out there that works for you, don’t assume you can’t cut your costs further.

Ways to save include:

Exclusive offers for email subscribers. If you sign up to the TGI Fridays email newsletter you'll receive details of regular promotions direct to your inbox.
Download the free TGI Fridays app. You'll have access to exclusive app offers including a 'free' appetiser or kids' meal when you buy a main.
Check out other restaurant chains. If you’re not committed to eating at TGI Fridays, see our restaurant deals page for more dine-in and takeaway offers.
Had a problem with TGI Fridays? There’s a free online tool you can use to complain – it helps draft, manage and if necessary escalate your complaint. It’s offered by a firm called Resolver, which we like so much we work with it to help people get complaints justice – you can use it to complain to TGI Fridays*.

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And when another main meal is ordered

If you're picking up your exam results this summer, you can celebrate with a 'free' main meal at TGI Fridays. You'll need to dine in with someone who orders a full-price adult main, show your 2025 exam results, and say the magic words: 'grads eat free'.

Although results day will differ depending on whether you're picking up your GCSEs, NQs or A-levels, you can claim this freebie on Sundays to Thursdays throughout August (as long as you have your results to hand). The last day you can claim this offer is Thursday 28 August.

You can get any main course from the following parts of the menu as your free meal: Bangin’ Burgers, Signature Stacks or Fridays Favourites. It does not include items from the Hot Off The Grill section. Mains usually cost £16 to £20.

You can only use this deal once during the redemption period. It's not available for click & collect, delivery or takeaway orders.

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Via Stripes Rewards app, when an adult buys a main

If you dine in at a TGI Fridays restaurant (find your nearest) any day of the week and at all times of the day, children aged 12 and under can eat for free if you're signed up to its Stripes Rewards app and purchase a full-price adult main meal. The TGI Fridays Rewards app is available for free on iPhone and Android.

This offer is available for new and existing members of the Rewards app. You'll need to select the 'kids eat free' deal found in the app, tap redeem and a code will appear. Show this code to your server when ordering.

Kids will be able to get dishes from either the 'Little League' or 'Major League' section of the TGI Fridays’ kids’ menu which includes chicken tenders or a hot dog which would usually cost £5.65 to £8.20 depending on your location. Or, you can get a free kids' breakfast if an adult breakfast is ordered.

This offer is available at all UK TGI Fridays restaurants, excluding Northern Ireland, and can only be used when dining in (not available for click & collect or delivery). You can get one free kids' meal for each full-price adult main meal purchased. You can't use this offer alongside other promotions.

Fancy eating somewhere out? See our Restaurant deals page for the latest offers.

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