Turtle Bay Discount Codes March 2026

3 Current Deals

Ongoing

When an adult spends £15 and shows app code

If you dine in at any Turtle Bay restaurant (find your nearest), you can get one free kids' meal for each adult spending £15 or more when you show a code within its app (available for free on Apple and Android).

This is an ongoing offer available every day of the week with no end date. The £15 spend can be on either food and drinks. You'll need to show your app code to staff when asking for the bill.

A kids' meal would usually cost £8 and little ones will be able to claim one free main and a small soft drink per paying adult with this offer.

Children must be under 10 and this can't be used with any other offer or promotion. This is only for dine-in only, and you can't use it on event days.

See our Restaurant deals and vouchers page for other dining out deals.

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Monday to Sunday

Via Blue Light Card, Health Service Discounts or Discounts for Teachers

NHS staff, teachers, and school staff can get 25% off the a la carte menu at Caribbean restaurant Turtle Bay. The discount also applies to food on the 'beach brunch' and 'midnight brunch' menus.

Get a code from Blue Light Card, Health Service Discounts (for NHS) or Discounts for Teachers, then download and sign up to the Turtle Bay app. You'll need to give your server your Member ID every time you visit, before you pay.

The discount is valid for dine-in only, and the offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer, such as the lunch deal, express menu, set menu and Sunday sharing menu.

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Ongoing

Via the app, no minimum spend required

Download the free Turtle Bay app (Google Play/iOS) to get £20 off on your birthday when you eat at the Caribbean restaurant.

App users get the discount on their birthday, but those who sign up to Turtle Bay’s mailing list get the birthday discount 10 days earlier. No minimum spend is required. See full T&Cs.

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