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  • Wetherspoon £20 Valentine's meal for two

    Wetherspoon £20 Valentine's meal for two

    Choice of main, dessert & drink at 600+ participating pubs

    Pub chain Wetherspoon is bringing back its 'two dine for £20' offer for Valentine's Day (Fri 14 Feb). There are 600+ pubs across the UK participating - find your nearest but make sure to check 'More info' below for a list of excluded locations. 

    For one day only, you and your guest can order a main, dessert and drink each from the Valentine's menu for £20 all-in. For an extra £5 you can swap the two drinks for one bottle of prosecco or rosé brut. What's available could vary depending on location, but here's a sample menu to give an idea:

    Please always be Drinkaware. 

    For more clever ways to save at your local Wetherspoon, see our Wetherspoon MoneySaving Hacks blog.

    • More info

      Excluded locations

      The Drum, Leyton
      The Red Lion, Gatwick Airport
      The Moon on the Hill, Harrow
      J.J. Moon’s, Tooting
      Hamilton Hall, Liverpool Street Station
      Wetherspoons, Victoria Station
      The Moon Under Water, Leicester Square
      The Banker’s Draft, Eltham
      The Foxley Hatch, Purley
      Wetherspoons Metrocentre, Gateshead
      The Playfair, Edinburgh
      Abraham Darby, Brierley Hill
      The Atrium, Birmingham
      Wetherspoons, Birmingham
      The Crown Rivers, Heathrow Airport
      The Turnhouse, Edinburgh Airport
      The Flying Horse, Gatwick Airport
      The Sandpiper, Glasgow Airport
      The Sanderling, Glasgow Airport
      Wetherspoon, Birmingham International Airport
      The Sir Walter Scott, Edinburgh Airport
      The NewYearField, Livingston
      The Finningley Windmill, Robin Hood Airport
      The Mardi Gras, The Trafford Centre, Manchester
      The Beehive, Gatwick Airport
      The Sir John Hawkshaw, Cannon Street Station
      The Flying Chariot, Heathrow Airport
      The Booking Office, Edinburgh
      The Steel Foundry, Sheffield
      The Windmill, Stansted Airport
      The Barrel Vault, St Pancras

  • Wetherspoon hacks

    Wetherspoon hacks

    Including how to beat bar queues

    Wetherspoon can be a great place to visit if you want to go out for food or drinks, but don’t want to break the bank. During busy times though, you can often find yourself stuck queuing at the bar.

    Did you know that there’s a Wetherspoon app where you can order your food and drinks to arrive at your table, without having to order at the bar?

    See MSE Laura's Wetherspoon blog for more on the app, how it works, and Wetherspoon MoneySaving hacks such as unlimited hot drinks.

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