DISHOOM
Iranian Bombay cafe Dishoom are going beyond the cap set by the Chancellor and are honouring this discount on all food and soft drinks, with no £10 cap.
From today, guests can enjoy a fulsome 50 per cent off at all Dishooms on any Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday in August.
Characters can pick a breakfast of Akuri or Kejriwal and as many cups of (bottomless) Chai as one can drink for a little over £5.
Or midday diners can order a delicious lunch of House Black Daal, Roomali Roti and a couple of Lamb Chops, which will set guests back less than £10.
The chain shook up Indian dining when it first launched in Covent Garden in 2010. The restaurant now has venues across London, Manchester and Edinburgh and is inspired by the cafes opened in India in the 1960s by Zoroastrian immigrants from Iran.
CARLUCCIOS
The Italian chain, started by late chef Antonio Carluccio, is offering no cap of the 50 per cent off food and non-alcoholic drinks bill. Pictures is its Richmond branch
While the restaurant was in trouble earlier this year, the Carluccio’s chain was bought out in a rescue deal which will save 30 of its branches.
The Italian chain, started by late chef Antonio Carluccio, is offering no cap of the 50 per cent off food and non-alcoholic drinks bill.
Dig into a comforting plate of penne giardiniera, deliciously moreish spinach and ricotta ravioli with sage and butter sauce, and chicken Milanese served with slow roasted tomatoes, while enjoying an additional £10 off a bottle of wine of your choice throughout August.
GIRAFFE WORLD KITCHEN
No need to worry about the £10 limit at Giraffe, who offer a range of dishes from all over the world. The chain is offering no cap on the half price offer on food and non-alcoholic drinks. Pictured are its nachos
No need to worry about the £10 limit at Giraffe, who offer a range of dishes from all over the world.
The chain is offering no cap on the half price offer on food and non-alcoholic drinks.
Get the taste buds going with Giraffe’s Feel-Good favourites, from Big ‘n’ Beautiful burgers, Tapas style Starters and array of options for the little ones. What’s more, Giraffe will take £10 off each bottle of wine ordered.
ED’S DINER
Get a taste of Americana at Ed’s Diner where there will be a 50 per cent discount from Monday to Wednesday throughout August on the total bill – with no £10 cap. Pictured, a branch in Cambridgeshire
Get a taste of Americana at Ed’s Diner where there will be a 50 per cent discount from Monday to Wednesday throughout August on the total bill, with no £10 cap.
Try Ed’s Diner classics, like Ed’s famous burgers, a full rack of ribs, footlong hot dogs and thick and indulgent shakes.
The American chain also offers the likes of halloumi fries, beetroot burgers and mac ‘n’ cheese for vegetarians.
SLIM CHICKENS
US fried chicken chain Slim Chickens, which has seven branches across the UK, is taking part in Rishi Sunak’s scheme with 50 per cent off total bill for dine-in guests with no £10 cap when it comes to the half price discount. Pictured: dishes from the restaurant
US fried chicken chain Slim Chickens, which has seven branches across the UK, is taking part in Rishi Sunak’s scheme with 50 per cent off total bill for dine-in guests with no £10 cap when it comes to the half price discount.
Choose from fresh buttermilk marinated chicken tenders, hot wings, as well as 14 different house sauces and hand-spun shakes.
Lentil burgers are offered for those who don’t eat meat, while those wanting to eat healthily can pick from a range of salads.
THE COCONUT TREE
Pioneering Sri Lankan restaurant group The Coconut Tree, which has five branches nationwide, has vowed to take part in the Government’s ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ scheme – but will extend the offer to apply a 50 per cent discount to all food and drink
Pioneering Sri Lankan restaurant group The Coconut Tree, which has five branches nationwide, has vowed to take part in the Government’s ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ scheme – but will extend the offer to apply a 50 per cent discount to all food and drink.
The casual dining group is hoping it will act as an incentive for a new wave of customers to try their vibrant take on fresh, Sri Lankan street food.
Operations Director Rashinthe Rodrigo said, ‘Sri Lankan cuisine is still relatively new to many people in the UK, and we really want to change that. By extending the Eat Out to Help Out offer, we hope to introduce a whole new wave of customers to our food which is naturally fun and full of flavour.’
Their dishes include devilled pork and pineapple, chicken curried kotthu and vegetable kotthu, a rich roti dish.
FISHWORKS MARYLEBONE
Throughout the month of August, FishWorks Marylebone will be offering 50% off the total food and non-alcoholic drinks bill, with no limit.
When it comes to fish and seafood, the experts at FishWorks Marylebone will be serving up fresh, sustainable produce as part of the Eat Out to Help Out scheme.
Throughout the month of August, FishWorks Marylebone will be offering 50 per cent off the total food and non-alcoholic drinks bill, with no limit.
This includes old favourites such as Cornish ale battered fish and chips, steamed lobster with garlic butter and the grilled seafood platter.