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Newcastle restaurant offers?
Can anyone recommend a site for meal discounts for Newcastle and surrounding areas please?
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Days Out With The Kids (DOWTK) and booking tickets
Hi there, I am considering subscribing to DOWTK and would just like to know if anyone has used this before and would be able to provide some insight into how the booking process works. If I was to book tickets to Thomas Land (Drayton Manor), would I need to select a date or are they flexible tickets where we can attend any…
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Best/Favourite Meal Deals and Lunch Deals
At one point, it looked like Meal Deals might be on their way out, or at least set to get more expensive, but there are still some good deals out there. - Sainsburys - a range of sandwiches, wraps and other main items, with a side of savoury or sweet options and a drink - generally £3.50 without requiring loyalty card.…
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External Menu Price Display
Is it a legal requirement to display food menu prices on external menu's, when there is an accessible menu inside?
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Money Moral Dilemma: Should we keep splitting restaurant bills with friends that have kids?
This week's MoneySaver who wants advice asks... For many years, we've socialised as a couple with a large group, which now includes many children of all ages. We're the only couple that don't have kids. We've always split restaurant bills equally, yet now some of the older kids eat more than the grown-ups and soft drinks…
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gourmet society - who pays ? GS or the cafe/business
Dear All, sorry wonder if you can help me with a query. I am subscribed to gourmet society as a perk from my bank account. It allows eg 25% coffee (and sometimes food) at some outlets and other suff eg discounted days out. Can I ask do we know who foots the bill for the discount ? is it the cafe (on the grounds we'd buy…
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MadameTussaud deals/discount
Hi im taking my Scottish daughter in law to London for her birthday as she has never been. I’d like to go to Madame Tussaud and only discounts I can find are mor3 expensive anyway as they can only be used to buy tickets to other places also eg London Eye. I’ve seen Kellogg’s two fir one offer mentioned but cannot see any…
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Everyman cinema membership
Anyone taken out Everyman cinema membership? I think for an annual fee you get 6 free tickets, BOGOF Mondays, special event offers, 10% off food and drink. Is it worth it if you don't drink alcohol, and not sure how much pizza/ burgers can munch on again and again. Would I be better off just joining Vue or Odeon?
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Cheap things to do in London
I'm going to see a show in London on the 20th, and staying overnight. Can anyone recommend free or cheap things in London in the morning/mid-day that is cheap or free?
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Chessington deals?
Hi All, I wanted to do a last minute trip to Chessington tomorrow. We will be travelling by train and I saw the 2for1 deal, but for some reason tomorrow's date isn't available. Sunday is, next Saturday etc but not tomorrow. Is there any way around this? Or other similar deals around? It's very frustrating that we will…
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[Help needed] discount on O2 Academy?
My New Year’s resolution is to go to lots of gigs, and I’ve already spotted several at my local O2 academy, but I know it’s going to add up fast. Is there any way to save money on tickets? I looked at getting O2 Priority but that doesn’t seem to save you money on tickets, it just lets you jump queues.
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Why is wine in pubs/restaurants so expensive?
Why is wine in pubs/restaurants so expensive and has anyone started a campaign to do anything about it? I understand that draft beer requires some TLC. Correct cellar temperature, clean pipes and even pouring skills, so although not 100% happy, can accept the usual price charged. But for a large glass of wine out of a…
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Red Letter Days in trouble?
Good morning, I was wondering if anyone else has had any problems with Red Letter Days since yesterday? Requested and paid for an experience and 24 hours later haven't received the evoucher although they say to wait an hour from booking -although on another page they say up to 12 hours. I've tried calling Customer Services…
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Meerkat Movies
MoneySavingExpert Insert May 16: Hi everyone, it's well worth reading our fully researched Meerkat Movies trick blog for the full lowdown on this. Thanks to lamp for posting! Back to the original post... ---- Good morning all! I enjoyed my first usage of the Meerkat Movies code last night at the cinema. There has been some…
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SuperSaveClub (from MoneySuperMarket)
Good morning, Does anyone have membership with the SuperSaveClub? I recently renewed my Home Insurance through MoneySuperMarket and then received an email with an invite to the SuperSaveClub for free days out. What I would like to know is if this membership allows adults to be admitted into various attractions for free, of…
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FREE Christmas Event Bank of England Museum Thursday 21/12/23
17:00 - 20:00 Thursday 21 December 2023 (last entry 19:30) Bank of England Museum, Bartholomew Lane, London, EC2R 8AH www.bankofengland.co.uk/museum While supplies last (suggest arriving at the beginning), you can get a free Christmas bauble, to fill with free shredded banknotes. 17:45 - 18:15 The Bank of England Museum…
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MSE Guide: Cinema MoneySaving tips & tricks
We've updated our guide: 🍿 Cinema MoneySaving tips & tricks 🍿 Among other things, it includes a deal for every day of the week, a year's 2for1 movies for £1, free Odeon tickets for some, and the question of whether you're allowed to take your own food in.
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Money Moral Dilemma: Should I refuse to pay the service charge when eating out?
This week's MoneySaver who wants advice asks... I've just moved to London from the south-west of England. Restaurants are expensive and normally charge at least 12.5% for service. I visited a café where I was annoyed to be charged the 'dine in' rate of almost £2 more per item, and then charged extra for service too. I paid…
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Odeon ticket prices - cheapest options (analysis)
Odeon seat and screen types 'Premier' seats just have a larger headrest. This may restrict the view if you are in subsequent rows behind Premier seats. They are also possibly in the best place in the cinema, but this is not necessarily the case. There is a flat £2 per person supplement for premier seating (e.g. £4 for…
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Money Moral Dilemma: Should we return to the restaurant to pay after being evacuated from it?
This week's MoneySaver who wants advice asks... My husband and I were having lunch at a restaurant that's part of a small chain when the fire alarm went off. The staff asked everyone to evacuate, then to vacate the area so the fire brigade had access. We later learned it was a false alarm, and I said we should return to…
