Greene King Discount Codes December 2025

1 Current Deal

Monday to Sunday

With a Blue Light Card

Show a Blue Light Card code at participating Greene King pubs (find your nearest) and you can get 15% off food, Monday to Sunday (excludes Sunday at Farmhouse Inns).

To get the code, you need to hold a Blue Light Card (£4.99 for two years – see more info), and generate the code from its website or via the app – you can't just show the card. It's valid for up to 10 guests, and on bills up to £200 (so a maximum £30 discount).

The offer can't be used alongside any other offer, or on bank holidays, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Valentine's Day, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year’s Eve and New Year's Day. It's also not valid at any Metropolitan Pub Company site, the Boat (Catherine-De-Barnes), Four Oaks (Sutton Coldfield), the Foundry Bell (Wokingham), the Watermill (Dorking), the Cart & Horses (Kings Worthy), and the Prince of Wales (Esher).

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Get voucher in its app. England only

From Wednesday 10 September, new and existing users of the free Greene King app (Android / iOS) can get a free pint of Hazy Day IPA at one of its 500+ pubs in England – find your nearest participating pub. The normal price of the beer differs depending on the location, but when we checked a pub in central London it was £8.10.

You'll need to claim your voucher by Friday 17 October, and it'll be valid for one pint until Friday 31 October.

You'll find the voucher in the 'Rewards/Wallet' section of the app. If you don't see it immediately after registering, close and reopen the app after 15 minutes. If you're an existing app user, you may need to update the app to get the voucher.

You can order within the app, or at the bar by having the QR code scanned.

Greene King says no alternative alcoholic or soft drink will be available. Please be Drinkaware.

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25,000 available across over 360 pubs in England & Wales. Show voucher on your phone/tablet

If you're visiting one of 361 Chef & Brewer, Farmhouse Inn or Greene King pubs (find your nearest), you can get a free glass of Pimms. The coupon is valid until 23:59 on Wednesday 31 July, or when 25,000 codes have been claimed, whichever is sooner.

To get the coupon, you need to input your phone number and confirm your date of birth. You'll receive your coupon by text. The offer is for England and Wales only, and you have to be 18+.

Please be Drinkaware.

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