Asda Discount Codes March 2026

4 Current Deals

Limited time offer

Normally £22

Louvel Fontaine Champagne Brut is currently £10 (normally £22) a bottle in-store and online at Asda. It hasn't given us an end date for the offer, so go quick if it's something you want.

Of course, if you're doing an online order, you'll need to factor in the minimum spend and delivery charge.

Please be Drinkaware.

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Ongoing

Available all year. Online and in stores

You can get school uniform items (ages 3-18) from £3 at Asda, both online and in stores. If you're buying online, standard delivery's from £3.75. Click and collect from a store (find your nearest) is free. Stock for the cheapest items is starting to run very low, so there's no guarantee you'll be able to get what you're after.

What can you get?

2x polo shirts – from £3-£6
2x sweatshirt – from £5-£11
2x skirts – from £8-£14
2x trousers – from £8-£14

Prices change depending on size. We noticed that a lot of sizes are sold out online. If George at Asda doesn't have the size you need available to order, try visiting a store instead. Alternatively, there are other similar items available online, but you may pay more for them.

More info

Delivery not available for the Channel Islands and Isle of Man.

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Ongoing

No minimum spend required

Kids aged 16 or under can eat for £1 when dining in at any Asda café (find your nearest). There's no minimum spend or purchase required, and this deal is valid all day, seven days a week.

Asda told us there's a maximum of one meal per child, per day. The kids' menu includes dishes such as fish fingers, all-day breakfast and chicken nuggets which would normally cost £3.20. Kids can choose from either a hot or cold meal, and now all meals come with a piece of fruit.

For babies under 18 months, you can get one 70g free pouch of Ella’s Kitchen baby food as part of this deal.

See our Restaurant deals and vouchers page for other dining out deals.

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Ongoing

Includes frames, lenses, anti-reflective coating and tints

You can get a complete pair of varifocal glasses for £45 at Asda Opticians. The price includes value frames, lenses, anti-reflective coating, tints and thinner lenses (if required).

We compared prices with a number of other opticians, and found that Asda Opticians was the cheapest for varifocal glasses. Always compare prices before you buy though, as you may find a good deal at your local opticians.

See below for the prices of a complete pair of varifocal glasses elsewhere:

Vision Express from £50
Glasses Direct from £68
Specsavers from £69

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Our round-up of prices at major supermarkets

Over-commercialised spending is one of our bugbears – you should never feel the pressure to buy stuff just because the calendar tells you it's Valentine's Day.

If you are planning to mark it with red roses though, make sure you're not paying over the odds. Bunches of 12 start from £3.45 at supermarkets, and stores have engaged in a 'war of the roses', with Aldi, Lidl and Morrisons currently battling it out to take the crown.

Price of in-store roses for Valentine's Day 2026

Supermarket	Price for 12 red roses 🌹
Aldi (find your nearest)	£3.45 Available now
Lidl (find your nearest)	£3.45 via Lidl Plus app coupon, £3.99 without
Morrisons (find your nearest*)	£3.47 with a More card, £4.50* without Available now
Tesco (find your nearest)	£5 Available now
Sainsbury's (find your nearest)	£6 Available now
Co-op (find your nearest)	£8 Available now
Asda (find your nearest)	£10 (note it's a mixed bunch of 12 red roses & gypsophila) Available now
M&S (find your nearest)	£15 Available now
Waitrose (find your nearest)	£15 Available now

Expect short-stemmed standard roses – we've not included any premium ranges. The cost of roses can shoot up if they are long-stemmed, or ethically/locally sourced. If you want more bang for your buck, consider alternatives such as tulips.

How to jazz up a £4/£5 bunch

With a bit of creative flair, you can make a £4/£5 bunch of supermarket roses look a lot pricier for next to nothing. Wrap them in some attractive paper (no need to spend more than £1), attach a self-penned poem (get some inspiration from Google or ChatGPT) and you're sure to be in your loved one's good books.

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Includes a starter, main, two sides, dessert & drink

If you go online to Asda or shop in-store (find your nearest), you can pick up its Valentine's dine-in meal deal for two people for £12, which includes a starter, main, two sides, dessert and drink, until Saturday 14 February. You don't need to be a member of Asda Rewards, this deal is open to all.

If ordering online, you'll need to factor in minimum spend and delivery charges.

Some highlights from the menu include:

Starters 🥗

Crispy mac and cheese bites with smoky tomato ketchup
Two bistro goats cheese and caramelised onion tarts
Smoked haddock fishcakes with a melting cheddar centre

Mains 🥘

Sirloin steak with smoked garlic and pink peppercorn heart butter pellet
Beer battered haddock & mushy peas
British steak & ale pies

Sides 🥦

Cauliflower cheese
Potato dauphinoise
Beef dripping skin on chips

Dessert 🍨

Sticky toffee pudding
Belgian chocolate & caramel profiteroles
Sicilian lemon baked cheese cakes

Drinks 🍷

Bodacious red wine
Voga Italia Italia Rosa
Bottlegreen Light Elderflower and Crisp Apple Sparkling Pressé (2x750ml)

Please be Drinkaware.

Visit our Supermarket coupons page for ways to save on the weekly shop.

Martin's Money Mantras

Use them

Before spending

If you answer 'NO' to any of the following questions, don't buy.

Are you

Not skint? Ask:

Will I use it?

Is it worth it?

Are you

Skint? Ask:

Do I need it?

Can I afford it?

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And although Section 75 doesn't apply to debit cards, there is something else to fall back on if you've paid using a debit card, or used a credit card for a purchase under £100. Known as Chargeback, this is part of banks' and card companies' internal rules and not a legal requirement. Read full details of Section 75 or Chargeback, plus how to claim, in our guides.
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