Like most of us, we’re bored of the same meals day in and day out, but with the government’s new Eat Out to Help Out scheme taking place in August, there’s never been a better time to do so. And we’ve just heard that burger chain Five Guys is taking part and we couldn’t be more excited by the juicy savings to be had.
At participating Five Guys restaurants, customers can now enjoy 50% discount on food and non-alcoholic drinks - with a maximum of £10 taken off your bill per transaction.
This is happening every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from the 3rd August to the 31st August and can be used as many times as you like - we’re talking Five Guys for breakfast, lunch and dinner if you feel up to it.
To find your nearest Five Guys, we’ve popped the store locator here for you. You’ll also find the opening and closing times listed there too.
Below we’ve added the prices though some may vary from branch to branch.
New Five Guys prices:
- Hamburger - was £6.95, now £3.48
- Cheeseburger - was £8.25, now £4.13
- Bacon Cheeseburger - was £8.95, now £4.48
- BLT - was £5, now £2.50
- Veggie Sandwich with Cheese - was £4.50, now £2.25
- Little Fries - was £2.95, now £1.48
- Fries - was £4.50, now £2.25
The offer was spotted on hotukdeals and fellow members have been sharing their excitement over the discounted meals.
One member said: 'Now that’s a reasonable price.'
Another added: 'I had a grilled cheese sandwich and fries from here a few weeks ago. The "small" fries was overflowing in the cup, definitely worth the money!'
A third said: 'Now this is a good deal and walking distance for me.'
A forth was excited and said: 'The chips are amazing; cooked in peanut oil.'
And a fifth mentioned: 'The burgers are lovely and large fries there's enough for 2, hope the milkshakes are down in price too.'
And Five Guys aren’t the only chain to be using the government’s new - a whole host of restaurants are taking part which will hopefully get people back out eating and resuming normal life as much as possible.
Major chains including McDonald's, Nando's, Burger King, Pizza Hut and more are all set to offer 50% off to diners in August have signed up to take part in Rishi Sunak's new "Eat Out to Help Out" scheme
Hundreds of restaurants, pubs and cafés have also signed up - meaning half price food will be available at these locations from Monday, 3 August, here’s a list of everyone who's said they'll take part.
The Treasury estimates households could save up to £160 a year from the tax cut.
You’ll also find a postcode checker here which will tell you if your local restaurant is offering 50% off food scheme.