Just Eat Discount Codes December 2025

1 Current Deal

Ongoing

Check for a red flag to see if your local is included

If you go online to Just Eat* you can get between 10% and 30% off selected takeaways. This is an ongoing offer, but the takeaways participating change from week to week - so it's a bit of pot luck whether the restaurant you want is included.

To see if you can get money off a takeaway near you, simply enter your postcode* and look for the ones marked with a red flag stating the amount of discount. When we did a search with a London postcode, some came up with 10% off but a few had 25% or even 30% off.

You'll only get the discount if you reach a minimum spend, which varies between restaurants (in most cases it's £20-£30), and the money should be deducted automatically for you at the checkout - but make sure you double check the amount before you order.

It's not valid with any other Just Eat offers or discount codes.

While in most cases this discount should make Just Eat the cheapest way to order, it's worth checking the price of ordering direct from a restaurant if they offer a delivery service as sometimes it can work out cheaper than ordering through a third party.

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