Wetherspoon Discount Codes July 2025

1 Current Deal

Ongoing

When you buy £1.56 hot drink

If you're visiting pub chain Wetherspoon (find your nearest), you can get unlimited free refills on hot drinks including coffee, tea and hot chocolates.

There's no code or voucher needed, Wetherspoons says the free refills will be available across all self-serve hot drinks. You'll just need to buy one hot drink to begin with (in most pubs these cost £1.56, though prices differ depending on location) at the bar, then you can refill as many times as you like.

In some High Street pubs, hot drinks are £1.04, but at airports and the NEC Birmingham they're £3.40 – either way, if you're getting refills, we still think this is a decent offer.

This offer runs all day from pub opening time until closing, every day of the week. Take-away cups are also available for any hot drink, so you can take a refill to go with you as well.

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At most pubs. Excludes alcohol in Scotland

For 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 12 September, you'll be able to rock up at a participating Wetherspoon (all pubs excluding at airports and Haven holiday park) at any time during opening hours and automatically receive the reduced price – no voucher or code is needed.

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 also be eligible for the 7.5% discount.

This isn't the first time Wetherspoon has offered a day of 7.5% price reductions – it calls it 'Tax Equality Day' and has done it annually for the last few years – though since 'Spoons hardly ever offers widespread discounts, this is a rare chance to grab cheaper pub grub.

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