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Dads eat 'free' at Beefeater for Father's Day

When you sign up for a voucher code and purchase a main meal

If you dine in at a Beefeater restaurant (find your nearest) on Saturday 20 or Sunday 21 June, fathers (including stepdads, grandads or whoever you consider your fatherly figure) can get a free meal when one other main meal (or Sunday roast) is purchased, effectively making it a 2for1 deal. 

You'll need to sign up to Beefeater marketing emails to be sent a unique code, which you'll need to show to staff when you visit. Last year, you needed to sign up a few days before Father's Day. We reckon dates will be similar this year, so it's best to sign up by Thursday 18 June if you're looking to go. By signing up, you'll also get 25% off food on another visit.

The Father's Day offer is limited to one code use, and is valid for one free meal for one person only, when accompanied by a paying adult guest. There's no maximum table size but if you're dining out with other dads, each must have their own unique code – so you can't use one code for a table of dads, for example.

You can't use this alongside other offers, promotions or vouchers including the Whitbread privilege card, Premier Inn Meal Deal or the Kids' menu, but it can be used in conjunction with loyalty-based vouchers (but not loyalty Celebratory offers).

For similar offers, see our full list of Restaurant Deals.

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Mums eat 'free' at Beefeater for Mother's Day

When you sign up for a voucher code and purchase a main meal

If you dine in at a Beefeater restaurant (find your nearest) on Sunday 15 March, mothers (including stepmums, grandmas or whoever you consider your motherly figure) can get a free meal when one other main meal is purchased.

To get this deal you'll need to sign up to Beefeater marketing emails to be sent a unique code which you'll need to show to staff when you visit. Plus, signing up will also get you 25% off food on another visit.

Mums will be able to get either two or three courses free from the Mother’s Day set menu, or a free main meal from the main menu, when accompanied by a purchase of two or three courses from the Mother's Day set menu, or an adult main meal from the main menu respectively.

The Mother's Day offer is limited to one code use and is valid for one free meal for one person only, when accompanied by a paying adult guest. There's no maximum table size but if you're dining out with other mums, each must have their own unique code – so you can't use one code for a table of mums, for example.

Booking isn't essential, but is advised as we anticipate it'll be busy.

You can't use this alongside other offers, promotions or vouchers including the Whitbread privilege card, Premier Inn Meal Deal or the Kids' menu, but it can be used in conjunction with loyalty-based vouchers (but not loyalty Celebratory offers).

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