Got teens with big appetites? Nando’s is giving 12 to 18 year olds 20% off their food Monday to Thursday this summer. Here’s how it works (and how to get them to foot the bill!).
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If your teenager’s favourite phrase is “I’m starving,” this one’s for you.
Nando’s is offering a tasty 20% off for kids aged 12 to 18 every Monday to Thursday, from 22 July until 31 August 2025.
Get them to do the ordering, and you could save a few quid on your next cheeky Nando’s.
Here’s what you need to know:
- The discount is available for eat-in or collect as long as you order at the till (you cannot order with the app from your table or get delivery).
- It runs Monday to Thursday, 11am–11pm.
- There’s a £4 max discount per order, but no limit to how many times it can be used (so your teen could technically get a discount every time they pop in).
- Valid in all UK and Ireland branches, except the breakfast menu at Gatwick South Terminal.
- Alcohol, Nandino kids’ meals, and grocery items aren’t included.
To get the deal, your teen may need to show proof of age if asked. This will likely be if they look on the older side, and they could show a student ID, bus pass or any ID with a birthdate.
Sneaky tip
If your teen fancies themselves a bit of a big shot, let them walk up to the counter and place the order.
You stay sat down and pretend to be their poor, overworked parent.
It might be the only time they ever willingly buy you dinner…although you’ll still likely be the one paying for it!
The small print
You can’t combine this offer with other discounts, but you can still collect Chillies as part of the Nando’s Rewards scheme (as long as you spend £7 or more after the discount).
Find your nearest restaurant at nandos.co.uk and the full terms of the offer here.
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