The government are urging us all to get back to normal life by introducing their Eat Out To Help Out scheme.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak is the brains behind it and he’s hoping that it will provide a boost to the struggling hospitality industry, now that the national lockdown is easing.
The promotion gives people a discount of up to 50% when eating or drinking soft drinks in a participating restaurant or other food establishment.
It is valid all day Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 3 to 31 August, in all parts of the UK that are not in a local lockdown and tops out at £10 a head (although sadly it doesn’t include booze).
Food and drink will appear on the menu at full price, and the restaurant will deduct the money off the bill and claim it back from the government, and all you have to do to take advantage is head to somewhere that’s registered, and order food to eat in (takeaways don’t apply).
With more than 32,000 venues signed up to take part so far, there’s plenty of options for you to choose to eat out.
Here’s some of the most popular places taking part in the scheme
All Bar One
Beefeater
Bella Itallia
Brewers Fayre
Browns
Burger King
Café Rouge
Carluccios
Costa Coffee
Franco Manca
Frankie & Benny’s
Harvester
KFC
Las Iguanas
McDonald’s
Nando’s
Pizza Express
Pizza Hut
Prezzo
Taco Bell
TGI Fridays
Tim Hortons
The Real Greek
Toby Carvery
Wagamama
What a treat.
Cheers, Rishi.
