Bella Italia is offering a special treat for Father's Day, giving dads and father figures a complimentary bottle of Birra Moretti or Birra Moretti Zero when they purchase a main meal. Additionally, guests will receive a £15 voucher to use on their next visit.
How to Claim the Free Beer
To take advantage of this offer, customers must sign up for a voucher through the Bella Italia website. The promotion is valid only on Sunday, June 21, and excludes Center Parc locations.
A spokesperson for Bella Italia said: “Father’s Day is all about spending quality time together, and we wanted to make the occasion even more special this year with a complimentary Birra Moretti for dads or father figures, plus a little something to encourage guests to come back and dine with us again soon.”
“Whether it’s a laid-back lunch or a big family celebration, Bella Italia is the perfect place to eat, drink, laugh and celebrate together.”
Important Details
At the Bella Italia Irving Street location, the offer is limited to bottled Birra Moretti only, with no draft option available. Bella Italia is part of The Big Table Group and operates over 70 restaurants across the UK.
For those seeking more freebies, Greene King is also offering free pints to celebrate the start of the World Cup. The free drinks will be available at select Greene King, Flaming Grill, Hungry Horse, and Belhaven pubs on June 11, when Mexico takes on South Africa in the tournament’s opening match.
To claim the free drink from Greene King, customers must book a table in advance and show their confirmation at the bar. Each person in the booking will receive a free drink, with options including Guinness, Greene King IPA, and Old Speckled Hen. A full list of beverages is available, and guests can check if their local pub is participating on the Greene King website.
Andrew Gallagher, Brand and Marketing Director at Greene King, added: “Pubs have always played a vital role as community hubs, bringing people together to share experiences and celebrate moments that matter.”
“During major sporting occasions especially, there’s a unique sense of connection and atmosphere that comes from watching alongside friends, family and fellow fans - something only the pub can truly create.”
