Father's Day freebies and deals at Greene King and more
From pints to steaks, there are plenty of offers to grab at restaurants and supermarkets as the annual event is celebrated.
Whether you've got a number one dad or you'd like to show your appreciation to a fatherly figure in your life, you can let them know about the offers currently available.
Father's Day will take place this weekend, on Sunday, June 15.
If your dad enjoys Italian food, a trip to your local Prezzo restaurant could be on the cards.
The restaurant chain is offering free pints of Poretti Lager but there's a catch – fathers must go to Prezzo Italian on June 15 and tell the staff their best dad joke.
Free pints will be available for your dad for the duration of the meal.
The supermarket is offering half-price fillet steaks for the special day.
Usually £11.34 for 8oz, Morrisons Market Street British Prime Fillet Steaks will be available for £5.67 per 8oz at Morrisons Market Street Butchers until June 15. Each customer is limited to three steaks.
Morrisons is selling its Prime Fillet Steaks for less (Image: Morrisons)
In the run up to Father's Day, dads can get a free pint of Hofmeister (or 0% alternative) with any order of wings at TGI Friday's.
The offer will run from Friday, June 13 to Sunday, June 15.
Does your dad love a coffee? Costa Coffee is offering a deal on its gift cards for Father's Day.
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Until June 15, 2025, customers who buy a Costa Coffee gift card online will receive extra money loaded onto it:
Spend £20–£39 and receive an extra £5 to use in-store
Spend £40–£59 and receive £10 extra
Spend £60 or more and enjoy a bonus £15
Greene King said: 'If you pre-book your table, Dad's first pint is on us! Enjoy our very own Belhaven Best, go for a classic lager, or we've got plenty of other options to make this Father's Day unforgettable'.
You'll need to make sure you book your table in advance, paying a £5 deposit, and enjoy a meal on June 15 to claim the offer.
The Sun shared that Beefeater & Brewers Fayre are also offering a freebie to dads.
It said fathers can get a free drink or dessert with offers varying depending on which pub you choose.
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Your dad can get a free main and a free drink at Las Iguanas.
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They can choose a Corona or opt for a soft drink - there is a maximum of six drinks per booking, reports The Sun.
It's worth checking the terms and conditions of these offers before booking or visiting for a meal.
Happy Father's Day to all who celebrate!
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