One social media user wrote on Twitter: “Quarter Per peri chicken and two sides for £3.38????? Nando’s is going to know me by first name basis throughout August.”
- Half Peri Peri chicken and two sides – £4.90 instead of £9.80 (£11.20 before VAT cut)
- Chicken wings (five) – £2.60 instead of £5.20 (£5.95 before VAT cut)
- Boneless chicken thighs (four) – £3.48 instead of £6.95 (£7.95 before VAT cut)
- Ten-piece Peri Peri chicken wing roulette – £4.80 instead of £9.60 (£10.95 before VAT cut)
- Halloumi sticks and dip starter – £1.73 instead of £3.45 (£3.95 before VAT cut)
- Whole chicken – £6 instead of £12 (£13.50 before VAT cut)
- Garlic bread (regular) – £1.15 instead of £2.30 (£2.60 before VAT cut)
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How to get the Nando’s Eat Out to Help Out discounts
To get the discount diners will have to eat in at stores instead of enjoy a delivery.
This is the only thing Britons need to do to get their discount food.
The discounts will be automatically applied to the menu by the restaurant.
The scheme was announced by Rishi Sunak last week in a bid to get Britons back to restaurants.
Now it seems there will be a quick and easy way to check where the discount is available.
In the Eat Out to Help Out app users enter the postcode.
They will then see nearby places signed up to the initiative.
So far there are 3,000 restaurants and cafes on the app.