How to get free ice cream when temperatures soar this month
To claim their free frozen treat, all chill seekers need to do is show that their current location is 29C (or higher!) on their phone's weather app. There are three Zizzi restaurants in Dublin, found in Pembroke District, Liffey Valley Shopping Centre and on Suffolk Street.
To satisfy their sweet tooth and keep cool, customers can choose from: Caramello Sundae, salted caramel gelato, vanilla gelato and freshly whipped cream. Topped with pieces of sticky toffee cheesecake, honeycomb and butterscotch sauce.
Dragon Fruit & Strawberry Sundae, Dragon fruit sorbet and vanilla gelato. Topped with freshly whipped cream, crumbled meringue, fresh strawberry and strawberry coulis.
Chocolate Brownie Sundae, Chocolate gelato, salted caramel gelato, rich chocolate brownie and freshly whipped cream. Topped with honeycomb and chocolate & butterscotch sauces to pour.
Katy Lomax, Brand & Customer Experience Director at Zizzi, said: 'We're all obsessed with discussing the weather, and there's nothing better than something refreshing to cool you down on a hot day, especially when it's free. We want to help as many people as possible beat the heat with one of our delicious sundaes. Get them while it's hot!'
The Caramello and Dragon Fruit and Strawberry Sundaes are part of Zizzi's limited edition summer special guests, which are available to order à la carte, or as part of the Summer Set Menu. The three-course meal is available from €32.95 and is the perfect, budget-friendly way to enjoy delicious summer dining with friends and family.
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