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If you dine in at any The Real Greek restaurant (find your nearest) on a Sunday, you can get one free kids' meal for each adult spending £10 or more. The £10 spend is valid across all menu items, including drinks.
This deal applies all times of the day, on Sundays only.
No code is required, the promotion is automatically applied to the bill. The free kids' meal includes a main (choose from a souvlaki wrap or a meze selection), a drink and an ice cream or sorbet dessert. A kids' meal would usually cost £7.
Children must be under 12 and this can't be used with any other offer or promotion. One free kids' meal per adult spending £10.
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The Real Greek free £10 plate for marathon runners
Show your 2024 medal when dining in at all restaurants
ExpiredIf you show your medal for completing the 2024 London Marathon, you can get a free Greek Plate or Vegan Greek Plate (usually £10) at any The Real Greek restaurant (not just the London ones, find your nearest) when you dine-in.
The offer’s available from restaurant opening time on Sunday 21 April (marathon day) until close on Wednesday 24 April, and you don’t have to buy anything – this is a total freebie.
The Greek Plate has a choice of a chicken skewer, halloumi & vegetable skewer, pork skewer, Loukaniko beef & pork sausage skewer, falafel, or lamb meatballs, served with Mediterranean rice, Greek salad, tzatziki, and warm Greek flatbread. The Vegan Greek Plate includes a selection of vegan recipes such as melitzanosalata, houmous, yellow fava, and more.
The offer cannot be combined with any other promotion or offer, and no drinks are included in this deal. It's worth noting that an optional 10% service charge is applied to your bill.
See our round-up of other London Marathon freebies.
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Real Greek free plate for marathon runners
Just turn up with 2019 medal. Various options, norm £8.50
ExpiredShow your medal for completing the 2019 London Marathon and get a free Greek plate (usually £8.50) at any Real Greek restaurant when you dine in at any time of day.
The offer’s available from Sun 28 Apr (race day) until Fri 3 May and you don’t have to buy anything to claim your freebie.
You can choose between chicken skewer, halloumi skewer, loukaniko (beef and pork sausage), falafel or lamb kefte, and it'll be served with saffron rice, Greek salad, tzatziki, and Greek flatbread.
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