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Uber Eats £15 off with no minimum spend
Code for newbies only, when ordering via its app. Excludes delivery/service fee
ExpiredIf you're a bit fed up of cooking at home and fancy treating yourself to a takeaway, then if you've never ordered from food delivery service Uber Eats before, you can get £15 off your order until Sat 25 Jul. There’s no minimum spend which means if your food and drink order is £15 or less then you’ll only pay for delivery (if applicable) and a small service fee.
Uber Eats delivers in more than 120 locations including London, Brighton, Manchester, York, Belfast, Cardiff and Edinburgh – see a full list of locations – and it includes both local independent restaurants and many big chains.
How to get the deal
- You'll need to download or sign in to the Uber Eats app for Apple or Android – to be eligible, you can't have ordered from Uber Eats before.
- Select ‘Account’, followed by ‘Promotions’ and then enter the code NEWEATS – this should then be added as an available promotion.
- Make your order and then the £15 (or the total amount of your order if less than that) should be deducted at the checkout, excluding delivery and service fee.
The cost of delivery depends on how far you live from the restaurant – if you’re very close it might be free, but will usually cost between 49p and £3.99. For some eateries, you're able to pick up your meal and you can select this when ordering. The service fee will be 10% of your meal order, before the discount is applied.
You'll only be able to use the code once, and it expires at 11.55pm on Sat 25 Jul, or when it's been redeemed 50,000 times, whichever's sooner. Uber Eats says you can get this deal as long you’ve never made an order before, so even if you’ve previously created an account or downloaded the app, but didn’t order anything, you’ll still be eligible.
For another cheap dinner, see Co-op's £5 pizza and beer or Coca-Cola deal.
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IMPORTANT - THIS DEAL HAS EXPIRED
This deal has expired - you can't get it any more. We've kept it here for reference.
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Uber Eats £5 off code
Online or via its app, when you pay with Mastercard
ExpiredYou can get £5 off an Uber Eats food order placed online or via its app when you use the promo code BRIT2019 and pay using Mastercard. See 'more info' below for a list of places Uber Eats operates in.
The offer expires at 11.59pm on Sun 24 Feb, or once the code’s been redeemed 50,000 times. There's no minimum spend required to use it.
To apply the code online, sign in and hover over the profile icon on the top right of the screen, then select 'Account', followed by 'Payment and Promos', and enter the code. To apply it using the app, sign in, tap on the profile icon on the bottom right of the screen, then select 'Promotions' and input the code.
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