When making an online table reservation, you will usually find a field for promo codes or voucher details during the booking process on their website. It is best to apply it before confirming your booking so it gets registered.

If you are ordering food via Click & Collect, look out for the promo code or voucher box in your basket summary before going to the payment stage to make sure any percentage discount comes off your total bill.

If it is an in-restaurant voucher you received by email, you typically show the voucher email or app screen to your server before the bill is finalised rather than typing it in online beforehand, though it never hurts to mention it when you arrive.

Looking at their set menus is usually your best bet. They frequently have fixed-price lunch options starting from around £14 for two courses, as well as set menus on Sundays, which work out considerably cheaper than choosing individual dishes off the main à la carte.

Signing up to their email newsletter is worth doing. They often send out introductory perks like a complimentary drink voucher or early heads-ups when new dining deals and seasonal menus launch.

Keep an eye on their app too. In the past, people have picked up complimentary drinks like sparkling wine just for registering an account on mobile, and seasonal promotions pop up there from time to time.

Yes, gift card promotions do turn up, but they almost always require a minimum spend. Shoppers have previously seen deals like £10 off a £70 gift card or £25 off orders of £150 or more, especially around peak gifting times like Black Friday. Always check the specific terms on the gift card purchase page to confirm whether a code applies.