Families across the UK can enjoy significant savings this autumn break as the parent company of popular restaurant chains Bella Italia, Café Rouge, and Las Iguanas launches a generous free kids meal offer.
What's the Deal?
The Big Table Group has confirmed that children can eat completely free of charge at participating restaurants throughout the October half-term period. The offer runs from Monday, 28th October to Friday, 1st November 2024, providing perfect timing for families looking for affordable dining options during the school break.
No Strings Attached
In a refreshing departure from typical restaurant promotions, this offer requires no adult meal purchase. Parents can simply order from the dedicated kids' menu for their children without needing to buy their own meals, making it genuinely accessible for all families.
Participating Restaurants
- Bella Italia
- Café Rouge
- Las Iguanas
The promotion is available at all participating locations across these three popular chains, though customers are advised to check with their local restaurant to confirm participation.
How to Claim Your Free Kids Meals
- Visit any participating Bella Italia, Café Rouge, or Las Iguanas restaurant between 28th October and 1st November 2024
- Request the kids' menu when ordering
- No voucher or code required - the discount is applied automatically
- Each child must be accompanied by an adult, but no adult purchase is necessary
A Welcome Relief for Families
This initiative comes as many families continue to feel the pressure of rising living costs. The Big Table Group's offer provides substantial savings during the school holidays, when eating out can become particularly expensive for families with multiple children.
"We're committed to supporting families and making restaurant dining accessible to everyone," said a spokesperson for the restaurant group. "The October half-term can be an expensive time for parents, so we hope this offer helps families create special memories without breaking the bank."
With the cost-of-living crisis still affecting household budgets across the UK, such promotions are likely to be warmly welcomed by families looking for affordable ways to enjoy time together during the school break.
