Brewdog

Pubgoers will be pleased to know that Brewdog has registered with the Eat Out to Help Out scheme too.

Brunning and Price

The pub group was founded in the North West of England and North Wales, but now has branches in the South too.

Burger King

Just hours after the Chancellor announced the scheme earlier this month, Burger King boss Alasdair Murdoch said that the chain will be signing up.

He promised customers could get half price Whoppers Monday to Wednesday in August.

It would cut the cost of the chain’s flagship burger down to £2.25, from £4.49.

Byron

If you’re craving a fancy burger during August, you’ll be pleased to know that Byron is taking part in the discount scheme.

CH&CO

The hospitality caterer operates over 750 locations across the UK and Ireland, including cafes and restaurants.

Caffè Nero

Caffe Nero fans will also be able to enjoy cheaper meals and discounts at the chain througout August.

The chain reopened 400 of its 800 UK stores for eat-in on July 4.

Coffee#1

The British coffee house chain Coffee#1 was founded in Wales in 2000, and has been majority owned by Caffè Nero since 2019.

Company of Cooks

The Company of Crooks runs a number of restaurants, cafes and bars across the UK.

The Cornish Bakery

Fancy a Cornish pasty? Then you’re in luck because the Cornish Bakery has signed up to the Eat Out to Help Out scheme.

Costa Coffee

Costa Coffee will take part in the Eat Out to Help Out discount scheme

Costa Coffee has confirmed it’ll be taking part in the Eat Out to Help Out discount scheme.

Caffeine addicts can pick up a coffee from as little as 32p in August as part of the money-saving initiative.

Crussh

Crussh, which has 35 stores across London and the South East, has registered to take part in the scheme.

Côte Brasserie

French food fans will be pleased to know that Côte Brasserie restaurants, which are inspired by the brasseries in Paris, have signed up too.

D&D London

D&D London has a collection of 42 restaurants, bars and a hotel in cities including London, Leeds and Manchester.

Deep Blue Fish & Chips

Brits craving a fish & chips will be able to get it for cheaper as Deep Blue Fish & Chips has signed up to the scheme.

EAT

The sandwich chain, which was last year bought by Pret a Manger, has also registered.

Euro Garages

Euro Garages operates petrol stations and fast food outlets across the UK.

Five Guys

Fast food fans will also be able to get cheaper meals at Five Guys during August.

The chain has 104 restaurants across the UK.

Franco Manca

The sourdough pizza chain operates around 50 pizzerias in the UK. 

Frankie & Benny’s

Frankie & Benny’s will use the initiative to offer half price meals in August

The American-Italian restaurant chain told HOAR it will also knock 50 per cent off the bill in August thanks to the scheme.

It means that a Lasagne Al Forno, which normally costs £9.95, would set you back just £4.98.

Fullers

Another pub chain to take part in the Eat out To Help scheme is Fullers.

Fullers has around 400 pubs across the UK.

G1

The Scottish hospitality group has a collection of over 50 venues in locations such as Glasgow, Edinburgh, St Andrews and Aberdeen.

GAIL’s Bakeries

The first GAIL’s bakery opened in London’s Hampstead High Street in 2005.

Today, there are 60 bakeries in neighbourhoods in and around London, Oxford, Brighton and beyond.

German Doner Kebab

German Doner Kebab, which has 42 restaurants across the county, told HOAR it’ll also take part in the scheme.

Giggling Squid

Giggling Squid offers Thai food from around 30 restaurants across the UK.

Gourmet Burger Kitchen

If you’re craving a fancy burger during August, you’ll be pleased to know that Gourmet Burger Kitchen is taking part in the discount scheme.

Greene King

Another pub chain to take part in the Eat out To Help scheme is Greene King.

The pub chain has over 3,100 pubs across the UK.

Hall & Woodhouse

Hall and Woodhouse is a British regional brewery founded in 1777.

The company operates over 250 public houses in the south of England.

Hard Rock Cafe

The Hard Rock Cafe chain will also be taking part, with restaurants from London to Manchester and Edinburgh.

Harris+Hoole

The artisanal coffee chain has around 41 stores in the South East, and is part of the Caffe Nero Group.

Harvester

Harvester owners Mitchells & Butlers says that it will be signing its brands up to the scheme

Mitchells & Butlers, the firm behind Harvester and Toby Carvery, has said that it is planning on registering with the scheme in the summer.

Prices vary depending on which Harvester restaurant you go to, but a classic beef burger and chips would typically cost you £10.99 but under the initiative it will set you back just £5.50.

Harvester reopened “the majority” of its 150 restaurants in England on July 4.

You can find your nearest open one by using its branch finder tool.

Honest Burgers

The burger chain has restaurants in London, Reading, Bristol, Cambridge, Cardiff, Brighton, Manchester and Liverpool.

Hydes

Pub chain Hydes, which has its base in Manchester, has also signed up to the scheme.

Itsu

Sushi chain Itsu, which has 74 branches across the UK, told HOAR it’s taking part in the scheme.

JD Wetherspoon

Fans of Wetherspoons will be pleased to know that the chain has registered with the scheme too.

It means a traditional fry-up breakfast will set you back just under £2.50 in a London branch during August, down from £4.99.

Prices at Wetherspoons vary between branches, so double-check on the app before you head over.

JW Lees

The brewery owns and operates 150 pubs, inns and hotels mainly in North West England and North Wales.

Joe & The Juice

Joe & The Juice is a chain of juice bars and coffee shops with branches across the UK.

Joseph Holt

Joseph Holt is a Manchester brewery and pub operator, with a wide range of beers and 125 pub locations in the North West.

KFC

The fried chicken chain has also registered with the Eat Out to Help Out scheme.

It means a regular popcorn chicken and boneless banquet will set you back £6.09 in total during August, down from £12.18.

Laine

The pub chain has 58 pubs across the UK.

Leon Restaurants

Leon customers will also be able to enjoy healthy fast food at a lower cost in August.

Loungers

The cafe-bar chain has 146 venues in England and Wales.

McDonald’s

Maccies fans will be able to get their hands on discounted meals throughout August, the firm has confirmed.

It means customers can nab a Big Mac for just £1.60, instead of £3.19.

McDonald’s hasn’t yet said exactly how many sites will run the Eat Out to Help Out scheme though, but it advises customers to use its online finder tool to get in contact with their nearest restaurant.

Marston’s

Pub owner Marston’s has also registered with the Eat Out to Help Out scheme.

The chain reopened roughly 1,200 of its 1,400 boozers on July 4.

McMullen

McMullen operates over 130 pubs, restaurants and bars across the UK.

Mitchells & Butlers

Mitchells & Butlers runs around 1,784 managed pubs, bars and restaurants throughout the UK.

Moto

The motorway service chain has 45 locations across the country, featuring popular brands such as Greggs and KFC.

Nando’s

Nando’s will be offering the discounts in August on top of its other promotions

The Portuguese-style chicken house has said that it will be registering with the scheme too, meaning half price food for fans.

We did a comparison of how it will change the cost of your cheeky Nando’s based on prices at a London restaurant.

It would slash the cost of halloumi sticks and dip to £1.98, down from £3.95, and half a chicken plus corn on the cob and chips will cost £5.60, down from £11.20.

The deal will be available to use on top of other promotions, so you will still be able to collect Nando’s points when you order – and claim that free chicken burger.

Oakman Inns

Oakman Inns launched Eat Out to Help Out two weeks’ early in its 28 pubs, with 50 per cent off until July 29.

From Monday, it’ll also take part in the government’s scheme.

Patisserie Valerie

The cafe chain has also signed up to the Eat Out to Help Out scheme.

The company went into administration in January 2019, prior to a management buyout.

Pho

Pho offers Vietnamese street food and has also registered with the scheme.

Pizza Express

Pizza Express customers will be able to enjoy discounted pizzas and other meals at the chain in August.

It means a margherita pizza will set you back under a fiver, instead of the usual £9.95.

Earlier this month, reports claimed that Pizza Express is set “to close around 75” out of its 470 UK restaurants as part of restructuring plans following the coronavirus crisis.

Pizza Hut

Fans can get half price meals at Pizza Hut in August

Pizza Hut has said that it will also be registering for the initiative so hungry pizza fans can enjoy half price meals.

Prices vary depending on the restaurant that you go to, but a pepperoni meat feast in London will typically set you back £11.79.

But under the scheme, the same meal would cost just £5.85.

Pret A Manger

Pret a Manger fans will be able to enjoy treats at half-price in August, with a hand & cheese sandwich setting you back just £1.35.

The cafe chain has more than 500 shops across the UK.

Prezzo

The Italian restaurant chain Prezzo has 180 branches around the UK.

Prezzo told HOAR it won’t cap the discounts at £10 per person, and instead give 50 per cent off the entire bill, excluding alcohol.

Punch

Punch Pubs owns around 1,300 boozers across the UK.

QOOT restaurant group

QOOT restaurant group operates London brands including by CHLOE., The Lebanese Bakery and Dominique Ansel Bakery.

Revolution Bars Group

Revolution Bars Group runs cocktail Bars, restaurants and party venues across the UK.

Roadchef

Roadchef operates 30 motorway service areas across the UK, featuring popular brands such as McDonald’s and Costa Coffee.

Shepherd Neame

Shepherd Neame operates more than 300 pubs throughout London and the South East.

St Austell Brewery

The Cornish brewer operates pubs, inns and hotels across Cornwall, Devon and Somerset.

Starbucks

Starbucks customers will be able to nab its refreshing frozen iced teas for just £1.70, down from £3.40, when the discount scheme launches in August.

Starbucks has just under 1,000 stores in the UK.

TGI Fridays

TGI Fridays has also confirmed it’ll take part in the Eat Out to Help scheme to offer 50 per cent off.

This means Fridays fans can have a full-on wing fest with boneless wings from £3.38, with steaks available from £9.87.

The Athenian

Greek restaurant chain The Athenian has confirmed it’s taking part in the scheme at selected branches.

These are located in Bristol and London branches in Canary Wharf, London Bridge, Shoreditch, Tooting, Victoria, Wembley and White City.

The City Pub Group

The City Pub Group was founded in 2011 and now has 47 pubs across the southern half of England and Wales.

The Ivy Collection

The posh restaurant group serves classic British dishes from its branches across the UK.

The Real Greek

The Greek restaurant chain told HOAR it’ll also take part in the scheme in August.

The Real Greek has 17 branches across the UK.

The Restaurant Group

The group runs food chain including Wagamama, Frankie & Benny’s, Chiquito and Brunning & Price.

Toby Carvery

Toby Carvery will be running the half price meal scheme

The firm that owns Toby Carvery, Mitchell’s and Butlers, says that it will be signing up its most popular brands to the scheme, including the family favourite.

Prices vary depending on the restaurant, but typically a roast dinner costs £8.99 – and now under the scheme it will set you back just £4.50.

Due to the new government rules, customers won’t be able to serve themselves at its famous buffets – instead chefs will plate it up for them.

Tony Macaroni, Viva Italia

Tony Macaroni is a chain of restaurants, owned by Viva Italia, in Scotland and Northern Ireland specialising in Italian cuisine.

Tortilla

If you fancy tacos or burritos come August, you’ll be pleased to know that Tortilla has registered with the scheme.

Turtle Bay

You can also get a taste of the Caribbean at a discount by popping by the Turtle Bay restaurant chain in August.

Wadworth

Pub chain Wadworth has also registered with the scheme.

Wagamama

Fans of Wagamama will be able to bag half price meals throughout August

Fans of Japanese-inspired food will be able to bag half price meals at its 135 restaurants throughout August.

A chicken katsu curry and regular glass of fresh juice would normally cost you £13.25 (£9.75, £3.50) but under the Eat Out to Help Out initiative it would cost you just £6.63.

You can take a look at what Wagamama restaurants look like now that they’re Covid-19 secure, including a reduced menu.  

Wasabi

Fancy some sushi? Wasabi has registered to take part in the scheme and it has 39 branches across the UK.

Whitbread

The hospitality giant owns Premier Inn as well as Beefeater, Brewers Fayre, Table Table and Bar+Block.

Wildwood

Wildwood has reopened more than 30 of its restaurants following lockdown and has already registered with the scheme.

YO Sushi

Another sushi chain to register with the Eat Out to Help Out scheme is Yo Sushi.

The restaurant chain has 70 restaurants across the UK.

Young’s

Young’s has more than 200 pubs and hotels in London and the South of England.

Zizzi

The Italian restaurant group has also signed up to the Eat Out to Help Out scheme.

An Eat Out to Help Out postcode checker has been launched by the government to help you find places that are taking part.

There’s also an app that shows which places are offering the discount near you.

We reveal the full details of Eat Out to Help Out scheme, including 13 rules you have to follow.

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