Places where kids eat for free or just £1 this February half term

Eating out is expensive at the best of times but it's even harder when the school holidays are sapping any spare cash you might have had.

Thankfully there are some places trying to give the parents a bit of help over half term, by letting the kids eat for FREE or just a quid.

It's not just restaurants running the offers, many supermarkets are in on the act too, so if you all get hungry on the big shop, you don't have to wait until you're home to feed the kids.

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This should help you save a bit of cash while you try and find things to do over half term.

Here's where the kids can eat free in Manchester over the school break...

Kids eat free in the M&S Cafe if you spend over £5 there.

The offer's running from now until February 25 and children get one free kid's meal deal, which includes a sandwich, toastie, pizza or pasta; a snack (such as gingerbread or a chocolate lolly); fruit and a drink.

One free children's meal per transaction. See the website here for more details.

Children can eat for £1 with any adult main when you get the code online here.

The Piccolo menu is aimed at children aged two to six years, with the Grande for seven to 11-year-olds.

Dishes include meatballs, bolognese, carbonara and pizza and the deal includes three courses and a fruit water.

The offer is running from now until February 27 and available from noon Monday to Sunday, excluding Saturday.

To find your nearest Bella Italia, including restaurants at Salford Quays, Horwich and Manchester Arndale, visit the website here.

Whether it's Applewood Farm in Worsley, Ash Tree Farm in Ashton, or Barley Farm in Eccles, kids eat for £1 deal is back at Farmhouse Inns.

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