How to find out which restaurants are giving money off in the Eat Out to Help Out scheme
Diners can use the new postcode tracker to find out which restaurants are offering money off in the Eat Out to Help Out scheme. Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto - Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto
Diners can now find out which restaurants are taking part in the government’s Eat Out to Help scheme, which launches next week.
Families will be able to get money off meals out. Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto - Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto
The government has launched a postcode tool to help diners find nearby eateries which are involved.
The initiative, which was announced earlier this month, will give people a discount of up to 50pc when eating or drinking soft drinks in a participating restaurant or other food establishment.
It will apply all day Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from August 3 to 31, in all parts of the UK not in a local lockdown.
The maximum discount available is £10 per person when you eat or drink in.
The government has launched a search tool to help you find the restaurants taking part within a five-mile radius of a given postcode.
Families can enjoy money off in the Eat Out in the Help Out scheme. Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto - Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto
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The government hopes the scheme will encourage families to eat and drink out, boosting the hospitality sector during a challenging period.
Some branches of chain restaurants may not appear in searches, but the government has confirmed the chains which are taking part. They include:
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• Bannatyne Health Club
• Bill’s
• Brewdog
• Burger King
• Caffè Nero
• Center Parcs
• Costa Coffee
• Côte Brasserie
• Five Guys
• Giggling Squid
• Gourmet Burger Kitchen
• Greene King
• Wetherspoons
• KFC
• Marston’s
• Morrisons - Cafe and Barista Bar
• Patisserie Valerie
• Pizza Express
• Pizza Hut
• Pret A Manger
• Prezzo
• Revolution Bars Group
• Starbucks
• TGI Fridays
• The National Trust
• Turtle Bay
• Wagamama
• Yo Sushi
