A NEW Eat Out to Help Out postcode checker has been launched by the government that allows you to find which businesses in and around Redditch are taking part in the scheme.
Eat Out to Help Out officially begins today (Monday, August 3).
Customers will be able to get a 50 per cent discount on food or non-alcoholic drinks (up to a £10 discount per diner) at participating establishments.
The scheme will run every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday between the start of next week and Monday, August 31.
You can use the scheme as many times as you like and the discount is automatically applied by the restaurant or establishment.
Diners can use it at the same time as other offers and discounts and there is no minimum spend - but you cannot claim a discount on alcoholic drinks or service charges.
Establishments will claim a reimbursement from the government for the discount they’ve given.
Participating establishments may include restaurants, cafés, bars or pubs, work and school canteens and food halls.
All diners in a group of any size can use the discount.
These are the restaurants registered so far for the scheme within five miles of Redditch town centre.
- JJ’s café - Town Hall, Walter Stranz Square
- Rilys Redditch - The South East Quadrant, Alcester Street
- Indian Kitchen - Ipsley Street, Worcestershire
- Muffin Break Redditch - Walford Walk
- 360 Play - Evesham Walk
- Nesta café - Evesham Walk, Kingfisher Shopping Centre
- Pepes Redditch - Church Green West
- MEZZE Restaurant - Unicorn Hill
- Bono café - Kingfisher Walk
- McDonalds - Kingfisher Square, Kingfisher Shopping Centre
- KFC - Trafford Retail Park
- KFC - Clews Road
- Champagne Express - Unicorn Hill
- Holiday Inn Express Redditch - Hewell Road
- Southcrest Manor Hotel - Pool Bank
- The Gate Hangs Well - Evesham Road
- Abbey Hotel Golf & Country Club Ltd - Dagnell End Road
- The Golden Goose - Wild Goose Lane
- Coffee and Cask at 505 - Evesham Road
- The Village Inn – Holt End
- Summer Palace - Birmingham Road
- The Courtyard Cafe at Tardebigge - Hewell Lane
- Studley Garden Centre - Henley Road, Mappleborough Green
- Mappleborough Green Garden Centre Limited - Mappleborough Green Garden Centre, Birmingham Road
- The Tardebigge - Hewell Lane
- The Brook Inn - Sillins Lane, Elcocks Brook
- Bumbles Coffee House And Lifestyle - Haydon House, Alcester Road
- Bruno's Bakery - High Street, Warwickshire
- Willi's Social Coffee lounge and Bar - Willi's Social, 36a High Street, Warwickshire
- Mt Everest Restaurant - Alcester Road
- The Holly Bush - Gorcott Hill
- Little India - Evesham Road, Astwood Bank
- The Little Lark - Alcester Road
- The Bell Inn - Evesham Road, Astwood Bank
- New Dilshad Birmingham - Red Lion Street, Alvechurch
- The jubilee inn - Bromsgrove road
- Crown inn - Withybed Green Alvechurch
- The Green Dragon Inn - The Green, Warwickshire
- Rose and Crown - Alcester Road
- WHY NOT INN - The Ridgeway, Astwood Bank
- Rose & Crown - Feckenham,
- Constance Wallace - Hewell Road, Barnt Green
- Deedar Indian Cuisine - Hewell Road, Barnt Green, Worcestershire, B45 8NE
- Kings Norton Golf Club - Weatheroak Hall, Brockhill Lane,
- The Throckmorton - Coughton Hill, Warwickshire
- The Nevill Arms - The Ridgeway, New End Astwood Bank
- Ladbrook Park Golf Club - Poolhead Lane, Tanworth-in-Arden
- The Bell Inn - The Green, Tanworth-in-Arden, Warwickshire
- Banners Cafe and Restaurant - Finstall Road
- The Ladybird Inn - Finstall Road
- no3a café - Stoke Road
- Ascotts - New Road
- Fuso Italian - New Road
- The Limes Country Lodge Hotel - Forshaw Heath Road
- The Winged Spur - Winged Spur Pub
- The Warwickshire lad - Broad lane, Wood End
- The Bromsgrove Golf Centre - Stratford Road
The Eat Out to Help Out restaurant finder is available on the gov.uk website here.
Some larger chain establishments may not be included on the lists.
Is your Wyre Forest business signed up to the Eat Out to Help Out scheme and not on our list? Email jack.rawlins@newsquest.co.uk.
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