May Half Term 2025: Where Kids Eat Free (or for Just £1) Across the UK ✨

May 23 2025

4 min read

May half term is just around the corner, and we know what that means for parents, extra meals to prepare and additional strain on the family finances! We're back with another edition in our money-saving series, bringing you the latest roundup of restaurants, cafés and venues offering free or discounted meals for children this May 2025. These fantastic deals will help your budget go further while giving everyone a well-deserved treat!

🍔 Restaurant Deals

Angus Steakhouse: Kids under 8 eat FREE daily, 12pm to 5pm.
Ask Italian: Kids under 10 eat for £1 during school holidays.
Bella Italia: Children eat for £1 with any adult main.
Bills: Kids eat free, weekdays, Mon 26th - Fri 30th May.
Brewdog: 2 kids eat free with 1 adult, Mon 26th - Fri 30th May.
Burger King: From 26th May - 1st June 2025, kids eat free with every adult meal, via the app.
Coconut Tree: Kids eat free from Sun 25th May to Sun 1st June.
Las Iguanas: Kids under 12 eat FREE with 'My Las Iguanas' App.
Marco Pierre White: Kids under 12 eat FREE daily with an adult spend.
Purezza: Kids under 10 get free pizza with every adult meal.
Preto: Kids up to age 10 eat free with 1 paying adult.
TGI Fridays: Kids eat free with any adult meal (via app).

🍳 Breakfast Bargains

Beefeater: 2 kids under 16 eat for FREE with 1 adult breakfast.
Brewers Fayre: 2 kids under 16 eat for FREE with 1 adult breakfast.
Dobbies Garden Centres: Kids eat for £1 with an adult breakfast or lunch.
Premier Inn & Travelodge: 2 kids eat for FREE with 1 adult breakfast.
Table Table: 2 kids eat free breakfast daily with 1 paying adult.
Whitbread Inns: 2 kids eat for FREE with 1 adult breakfast.

🛒 Supermarket & Café Savings

Asda: Kids eat for £1 daily, with no adult spend.
Farmhouse Inns: 2 kids eat FREE with one paying adult, Friday 23rd to Friday 30th of May. Sign up required.
Future Inns: Under 5s eat for free with any adult meal.
Gordon Ramsay Restaurants: Kids under 10 eat FREE all day, every day.
Hungry Horse: Kids eat for £1 on Mondays.
Ikea: Kids get a meal from 95p daily from 11am.
Morrisons: Kids eat FREE all day, every day with a £5 spend.
Pausa Cafe @ Dunelm: Kids eat FREE with every £4 spend after 3pm.
SA Brains Pubs: Kids eat for £1 on Wednesdays.
Sizzling Pubs: Kids eat for £1, every Monday to Friday, 3-7pm.
The Real Greek: Kids under 12 eat FREE Sundays with £10 spend.
YO! Sushi: Kids eat free all day (weekdays) in school holidays.

Making These Offers Work For Your Family

Looking to take advantage of these fantastic half term savings? Here's our advice:

Save key restaurant apps to your phone now, particularly for deals at Burger King and TGI Fridays
For popular venues, consider making reservations where possible
Plan your week strategically, many offers are day-specific (like Monday deals at Hungry Horse)
Register for loyalty programs in advance where required (like Farmhouse Inns)

These deals are lifesavers during those busy half term days when you're out and about with the kids and need a convenient meal option. They're also a lovely way to introduce children to the joy of dining out without breaking the bank.

Important reminder: While we work hard to ensure all information is accurate, offers may change or vary by location. We recommend contacting venues directly before visiting to confirm their current deals.

Enjoy your family meals this May half term! 🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒

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