Unfortunately, this deal has expired 31 December 2022.
Kids eat for £1 for the rest of the year with no minimum adult spend required @ Asda
*
1293°
Posted 16 August 2022

Kids eat for £1 for the rest of the year with no minimum adult spend required @ Asda

£1
In store: National ·
Shared by
NIgelK
Joined in 2013
139
5,449

About this deal

This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:

More Restaurant, Café & Pub deals

Find more like this

See all deals

Discover more deals on our homepage

Asda have tweeted that they’ve extended their kids eat for £1 at their cafes with no minimum adult spend. It’s part of their help for households scheme. It was only until the beginning of September but is now until the end of the year. The link here is for their tweet.

twitter.com/asd…737
Asda More details at

Community Updates
Edited by a community support team member, 16 August 2022
New Comment

You may also like

66 Comments

sorted by
's avatar
  1. paul_michelle's avatar
    You also have the packed lunch option, we took ours got three packed lunches to take out and then went to the park, we did spend in Asda first but there is no obligation to.
    NIgelK's avatar
    Author
    Wow that’s really good. Add that to the deal info if you like
  2. shoDack's avatar
    Out of interest, how many Asda's have their own cafe?
  3. rayhanajojo's avatar
    Our Asda hasn’t cafe, it has MacDonalds, so it is the same?? can the kids eat in MacDonalds for £1??
    bkpatel's avatar
    I think you've hit the nail on the head.
    All ASDAs near me have ditched their cafe for MacDs.

    Only legacy Asdas have one and those are on their way out too.
    Good for those that can find them and make use. Every little helps.
  4. stephen_tonks's avatar
    I dont think i will bother at my local after seeing newspaper reports.. "Asda in Cannock given one out of five food hygiene rating"..
    Gollywood's avatar
    These ratings penalise you if a file or folder is not in the right place. It is not solely based on cleanliness.
  5. Squishy123's avatar
    So am I reading the T&Cs right, we have 4 children under 16 so we can get 4 children's meals for £4 with no need to purchase anything for an adult?
    daved81's avatar
    That is correct
  6. ok-detective's avatar
    Great if you can find one where the cafe isn’t now a McDonald’s (edited)
  7. Rbaj's avatar
    Very limited Asda stores have cafe, nevertheless well done Asda, every little helps!
    NIgelK's avatar
    Author
    Someone has put a link up abalone saying there are 256 ones with cafes 🤷‍♂️ Hardly limited I’d of thought.
  8. Badonkadonk's avatar
    I think this is great
    NIgelK's avatar
    Author
    Me too at least it’s something to help others out. Yet some here think not 🤷‍♂️ Not to worry, if it helps one person then
  9. miaomiaobaubau's avatar
    [deleted]
    NIgelK's avatar
    Author
    How about you message Asda instead of whataboutery on here? It would do more good and get you the answer if you’re ‘really’ interested.
  10. deleted2838586's avatar
    I identify as 11 years old
  11. .MUFC.'s avatar
    At least the kids won't starve this winter!
  12. WelshWire's avatar
    A pity all the stores near me decided to close their (absolutely terrific) cafés and turn over the space to the (absolutely awful) McDonalds franchise 😩
  13. Gollywood's avatar
    I read that tweet as No minimum spend means buy anything of any value, even if it is 25p. But something has to be bought. They haven't restricted it by making it you buy another meal or something worth £5 first (edited)
    NIgelK's avatar
    Author
    Not really sure how you’ve read anything more into it, it’s pretty straightforwards
  14. H19's avatar
    What is this? Comment police?
  15. wayne101's avatar
    Why can’t you just accept a great deal and stop complaining

    You guys why can’t you just be happy with free goodies Geez man (edited)
  16. secsteel's avatar
    Wow asdas still have restaurants I've been in a few different stores and never seen one my local store's closed at least 25 years ago
  17. EbruAtas's avatar
    Well done Asda
  18. sandrabear's avatar
    COSTA in my local
    greatnameuk's avatar
    costa lot of money
  19. krazyasif786's avatar
    Thats Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner sorted
  20. steve765's avatar
    Great deal for those with kids. Thanks OP. I agree with the MD comments. My local is a MD one now. Shame. Only thing I usually buy in MD is tea or porridge (occasionally). Much prefer KFC chicken than MD. In moderation obviously.
  21. AL081079's avatar
    Kudos to Asda
  22. sarahgesh's avatar
    What is the maximum age? My child is 15
    deleted2737442's avatar
    TehSheep provided the link below.

    corporate.asda.com/kid…fer

    The first line says:
    Here's a list of the stores with an Asda Café where children aged 16 and under can eat for £1 during the summer holidays...

    15 is below 16.


    Hope that helps
's avatar