Bella Italia offering three for one cocktails
Bella Italia has launched a 3-4-1 cocktails deal. The restaurant is offering the drinks deal on their new Summer Spritz range until May 23.
One of the three drinks selected must be alcohol-free and the offer is available all day, Monday to Friday at Bella Italia restaurants. The Summer Spritz range is part of Bella Italia's 'Feel Bella' initiative and includes the Sarti Spritz, made with Sarti Rosa Aperitivo.
There is also the Hugo Spritz, the Aperol Spritz and two alcohol free drinks include Elderflower & Mint Spritz and the Paradise Spritz.
Guests in Scotland can order a 2-for-1 deal on alcohol-free mocktails (Paradise Spritz & Elderflower Mint Spritz), also available Monday to Friday during the promotion period.
A Bella Italia spokesperson said: 'Our Summer Spritz menu is all about sharing those feel-good moments with friends and loved ones. With the incredible 3-4-1 offer, we're inviting everyone to try something new, toast to the summer, and enjoy three delicious drinks for less than the price of one cocktail. With savings of almost £14, it's the ultimate excuse to raise a glass!'
The Summer Spritz promotion runs until 23 May, Monday to Friday, at participating restaurants.
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