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Wetherspoon 7.5% off food & drink on Thursday
At most pubs. Excludes alcohol in Scotland
ExpiredFor one day only, pub chain Wetherspoon is taking 7.5% off the price of all food and drink, including alcohol at most of its pubs in England, Wales and Northern Ireland (find your nearest). The offer applies to Scotland too, but alcohol won't be discounted.
On Thursday 14 September, you'll be able to rock up at a participating Wetherspoon (it's on at all pubs excluding at airports and Birmingham NEC) at any time during opening hours and automatically receive the reduced price.
Items will be priced as normal in the menu, but you'll get the discount when you pay at the bar or through the Wetherspoon app. For example, if your meal and drink cost £10, you'll pay £9.25. Wetherspoon says meal deals such as its Thursday 'Curry Club' will still be available.
This isn't the first time Wetherspoon has offered a day of 7.5% price reductions – it calls it 'Tax Equality Day'. Since 'Spoons hardly ever offers widespread discounts and is already cheaper than many other pub chains, this is a rare chance to grab even cheaper pub grub.
Please be Drinkaware.
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Wetherspoon 7.5% off food & drink
At ALL pubs. Excludes alcohol in Scotland
ExpiredFor one day only, pub chain Wetherspoon is slicing 7.5% off the price of all food and drink including alcohol at all its pubs in England, Wales and Northern Ireland (find your nearest). The offer applies to Scotland too, but not on alcohol due to Scottish law. On Thu 24 Sep you'll be able to rock up to any Wetherspoon pub (including ones in train stations) at any time during opening hours and automatically receive the reduced price.
Please remember to be Drinkaware.
Food and drink will be priced as normal on the menu, but rest assured the 7.5% will be deducted when you order - whether you pay at the bar or via the Wetherspoon app. For example, if your meal and drink cost £10, you'll pay £9.25 on Thu 24 Sep. Wetherspoon says meal deals such as its Thursday 'Curry Club' will still be available.
This isn't the first time Wetherspoon has offered a day of 7.5% price reductions - it's known as its 'Tax Equality Day'. Since 'Spoons hardly ever offers widespread discounts and is already cheaper than many other pub chains, this is a rare chance to score even cheaper pub grub.
For information on how Wetherspoon pubs have adjusted to reduce the risk of Covid infection, see its Reopening FAQs.
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