FANCY treating the kids during the school holidays but looking for a bargain?
As half term starts in Warrington we have found six places in the town where children can eat free or for £1.
1. Frankie and Benny's, Gemini
Kids meals are £1 this week with every main meal purchased from the adult menu but you'll have to download a voucher from their website to get your hands on this offer.
Menu options include baby food, small eaters, big eaters and a gluten-free kids menu.
The offer is available until February 23.
2. Harvester, Gemini
From now until February 28, this restaurant is offering a kid's main meal for £1 when you buy an adult main course.
All you have to do is download the Harvester app.
There's a menu for ages five as well as a 'Bigger bites' menu which includes mini beef and chicken burgers or sausages and a Yorkie boat followed by build your own cookie or sundae.
3. Sizzling Pubs - Red Lion in Penketh or Cherry Tree in Culcheth
For every adult Sizzling meal, you can also get a kid’s main meal for £1 from Monday to Friday between 3pm and 7pm.
Options include an under 5s and an over 5s menu including a mini mixed grill, quorn nuggets and build your own sundae for pudding.
4. Toby Carvery - Winwick Road
The 'home of the roast' has brought back their half term deal this year with kids getting a main meal for £1 with every full-priced adult main.
The offer is available Monday to Saturday until February 28.
You just need to download the app to get this offer.
5. Brewers Fayre - Winwick Road
If breakfast is your child's favourite meal of the day, you can get a free one for up to two under 15s here.
To get this offer, the restaurant has to be next to a Premier Inn and the adult has to buy a £9.50 breakast.
It's available until 10.30am
6. Morrisons Cafe, Lower Walton
Kids can eat for free here too from 3pm until the Cafe closes every day.
Offer only applies when you purchase any one adult meal with a value of £4.50 or over.
The kids meal includes a piece of fruit and Tropicana Kids
Orange or Apple drink or bottle of water.
Which restaurants would you recommend for children in Warrington?
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