WETHERSPOONS is known for its cheap pub grub, but people are only just realising you can save even more money at the boozer.
The chain’s traditional full English breakfast is popular with punters up and down the country.
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For roughly £5.50, depending on which branch you visit, you get a fried egg, bacon, sausage, baked beans, two hash browns and slice of toast with butter.
But some Wetherspoons fans have just discovered that there’s a way you can get the same breakfast for just £2.99.
One surprised customer posted on HotUKdeals to say they bagged the brekkie for less at The Golden Beam in Headingley, Leeds.
The post quickly received dozens of comments with people asking how they managed to find the saving.
One person wrote: “Is this national? I could eat two of those easily and it’s great value.”
While another said: “Good find, thanks for taking time to share.”
And a third said: “You got a great deal!l I paid £6 for the same breakfast in a Cardiff Spoons today.”
The offer is part of Wetherspoons’ Top Plates, Low Rates promotion.
As well as the traditional breakfast, the deal also includes the following items:
Small traditional breakfast – £1.99 instead of £4.953oz Burger with a soft drink – £4.59 instead of £6.123oz Burger with an alcoholic drink – £5.99 instead of £7.52Margherita with a soft drink – £6.99 instead of £9.03Margherita with an alcoholic drink – £8.39 instead of £12.80
The deal doesn’t currently have an end date, but be sure to check before you order because prices could vary slightly depending on location.
If you’re hoping to get in on the deal, you might be disappointed to learn it’s not available at all Wetherspoons pubs.
The promotion is currently running just 136 of its 827 pubs. The full list is below:
The Jubilee Oak, CrawleyThe Ounce & Ivy Bush, East GrinsteadThe Six Gold Martlets, Burgess HillThe Albany Palace, TrowbridgeThe Ivor Davies, CardiffThe York Palace, LlanelliThe Market Cross, HolywellThe Leyland Lion, LeylandThe Ferry Boat, RuncornThe Samuel Hall, Sherwood, NottinghamThe Sir Norman Rae, ShipleyGrover & Allen, SudburyThe King’s Ford, ChingfordThe Narrows, Abingdon-on-ThamesThe Lady Chatterley, Eastwood, NottinghamThe Railway Inn, RushdenThe Maidenhead Inn, BasingstokeThe Whispering Moon, WallingtonThe Moon and Spoon, SloughThe Botwell Inn, HayesThe Great Spoon of Ilford, IlfordThe Lister Arms, IlkleyThe Union Rooms, BatleyThe Tim Bobbin, UrmstonThe Edmund Tylney, LeatherheadThe Moon Under Water, ColindaleThe Joseph Conrad, LowestoftThe Eight Bells, DoverThe Lynd Cross, HorshamThe Gooseberry Bush, NottinghamThe Sir Richard Owen, LancasterThe Packhorse Inn, SleafordThe Swan & Angel, St IvesThe Ford Madox Brown, ManchesterThe London & Rye, CatfordThe Broken Bridge, PontefractThe Commercial Inn, Sowerby BridgeThe New Cross Turnpike, WellingThe Golden Hope, SittingbourneThe Weeping Ash, St NeotsThe Arthur Robertson, Perry Barr, BirminghamThe Mail Rooms, Ross-on-WyeThe Gold Cape, MoldThe Colley Rowe Inn, Collier RowThe Sir Julian Huxley, SelsdonThe Exchange, BanburyThe Three Magnets, LetchworthThe Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, OadbyThe Bear and Ragged Staff, BedworthThe Rochester Castle, Stoke NewingtonThe Sedge Lynn, Chorlton-cum-HardyThe Charlie Hall, Erdington, BirminghamWaggon and Horses, AlfretonThe Benjamin Fawcett, DriffieldThe Picture House, Sutton-in-AshfieldThe Elizabeth of York, MoseleyThe Moon Under Water, BostonThe Red Lion, RipleyThe Queens Hotel, Maltby, RotherhamThe Three Tuns, ThirskThe High Main, Byker, Newcastle upon TyneThe Pontlottyn, AbertilleryThe Central Hotel, ShottonThe Sir William de Wessyngton, WashingtonThe Horseshoe, WombwellThe Earl of Dalkeith, KetteringThe Thomas Sheraton, Stockton-on-TeesThe Forum, HexhamThe Mockbeggar Hall, MoretonThe Dee Hotel, West KirbyHoylake Lights, HoylakeThe Brass Balance, BirkenheadThe Wheatsheaf, Ellesmere PortThe David Macbeth Moir, MusselburghThe Henry Bell, HelensburghThe John Fairweather, CambuslangThe Robert Nairn, KirkcaldyThe Carrick Stone, Cumbernauld, GlasgowThe James Watt, GreenockCross Keys, PeterheadHunters Hall, GalashielsAn Ruadh-Ghleann, RutherglenThe Sir Daniel Arms, SwindonThe Regal Moon, RochdaleThe Blue Bell, Hemsworth, PontefractThe Limes, FakenhamThe Bourtree, HawickThe Bobbing John, AlloaThe Foot of the Walk, LeithThe West Kirk, AyrThe William Jameson, SunderlandThe White Hart, TodmordenThe Half Moon, Mile EndThe Golden Beam, Headingley, LeedsThe Alfred Herring, Palmers GreenThe Belle and Lion, SheernessThe Lord John, StroudThe Chequers Inn, StourbridgeThe Sir John Arderne, Newark-on-TrentThe Five Quarter, PeterleeThe Harry Clasper, WhickhamThe Stanley Jefferson, Bishop AucklandThe Penny Black, NorthwichThe Clairville, WallaseyThe John Masefield, New FerryThe Prense Well, HeswallThe Miles Thompson, KendalThe Great Central, Fallowfield, ManchesterThe Dog Beck, PenrithThe William Aylmer, HarlowThe Nonsuch Inn, North CheamThe Kings Fee, HerefordThe Babington Arms, DerbyYr Hen Dderwen, CarmarthenThe Wilfred Wood, Hazel Grove, StockportThe Black Bull Inn, BangorThe Grand Electric Hall, SpennymoorThe Horse Shoe Inn, CrookThe Moon and Sixpence, Hatch EndThe Hart & Spool, BorehamwoodThe Village Inn, Rayners LaneJ.J. Moon’s, Ruislip ManorThe Eccles Cross, EcclesThe New Crown, SouthgateJ.J. Moon’s, KingsburyThe Moon on the Square, FelthamThe Greenwood Hotel, NortholtThe Berkeley, Clifton, BristolThe W. G. Grace, BristolThe Grey Friar, PrestonThe Bell Hanger, ChepstowThe Saracens Head Inn, DaventryThe Red Well, WellingboroughThe Hay Stook, East KilbrideThe Godfrey Morgan, NewportThe John Wallace Linton, Newport
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