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If you dine in at a Wildwood restaurant (find your nearest) on a Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday in April, you can get 50% off food and non-alcoholic drinks.

To get this offer, you'll need to ask your server for a QR code, then fill out a short form (includes name and email address) which will produce a voucher code. The 50% off applies to main courses and soft drinks only, and is limited to a maximum discount of £10 per person.

How good is this deal? Mains usually cost £9.95-£17.95 (though this can vary depending on location), while non-alcoholic drinks cost £3.95-£6.95, so we reckon a 50% saving is decent.

Exclusions: This offer can't be used alongside any other promotion or set menus and won't work on Easter Monday. It can only be used for tables of up to six people.

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