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Via app and when an adult buys a main meal

From Monday 16 February, if you dine in at a Côte ‎Brasserie restaurant (find your nearest), kids aged 12 and under can eat for £1 if you're signed up to its app (available for free on Apple and Android) and purchase a full-price adult main meal.

The offer is available every day until Friday 20 February from restaurant opening time until closing.

You'll be able to get either a kid’s breakfast with every adult hot breakfast purchased, or a two-course kids' meal with every full-price adult main meal. A kids' main meal alone would usually cost up to £7.50.

You can't use this offer alongside other promotions, and you can only redeem this via the app.

Fancy eating somewhere out? See our Restaurant deals page for the latest offers.

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Available via its app. Weekdays only

Visit a Cote Brasserie restaurant and you can get a two-course set menu for £15 or three courses for £19 on any weekday until Friday 30 January.

All you need to do is book a table, download the free Cote Brasserie app (Android / iOS) and show your 'Loyalty Pass' when paying.

Set menu prices are typically about £23 for two courses and £27 for three courses, depending on the location (find your nearest), so a decent saving is on offer here.

Check our Restaurant deals page for more of the latest offers.

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