A family laughing while eating fresh pizza together at a pizzeria
Updated today2,240 verified places

Dinner sorted in 60 seconds.

Find where kids eat free (or for £1) near you tonight.

We checked 2,240 places in the last 14 days.

WHAT'S HOT THIS WEEK

The UK chains running an offer right now — refreshed weekly.

See the full guide

How Kids Eat Free Works

  1. Enter location

    Share where you are, or pop in a postcode.

  2. We check offers

    We show places near you with a live offer tonight.

  3. You save money

    Pick a place, head over, feed the kids free or for £1.

Trust is everything

We personally check every offer so you don’t have to.

2,240
places checked in the last 14 days
100%
manually verified by our team
14 days
the most any venue can go unchecked

FAQ

Questions parents ask

  • What does “kids eat free” actually mean?

    At some places the kids’ meal is free; at others it’s a pound. There’s usually a rule about what the adult orders — every card spells it out before you tap through.

  • Do I need an account?

    No. No account, no email — just tap and see who’s open.

  • How recent is this?

    We re-check every venue within 14 days. Anything we can’t verify in that window quietly drops off the list.

  • Why only 10 minutes?

    Because the answer at half-five on a Tuesday is the place you can actually get to. If the 10-minute radius turns up nothing, we’ll offer 20.

  • Does it run every night?

    Most places do — pub chains especially. A few are weekdays only, school holidays only, or after-school only; the card tells you when before you go.

  • What if there’s nothing near me?

    You’ll see a one-tap option to widen the search to 20 minutes. If there’s still nothing, fair enough — the kids will survive a takeaway.

What we mean by free

What we mean by free

Kids’ meals on the house when an adult orders for themselves. Some places want the adult to order a main course — the card will say so before you go.

Kids’ meals for a pound each, again when an adult orders for themselves. Same rule on adult spend where it applies — always on the card.