Guide
How we list offers
Dine A Deal is a city-by-city directory of hospitality offers. This page explains what you are looking at, so a card is easy to judge before you visit.
What is on a card
- The venue name and the city or neighbourhood.
- The offer type: lunch meal deal, breakfast bundle, hot meal, happy hour, takeaway deal, or grocery spend-and-save.
- A price only when the venue has published one. A crossed-out price appears only when the venue states a real comparison, such as a percent off.
- A link to the venue. Opening that link asks you to join Weekly Hot Deals first; browsing the directory itself does not.
Check before you go
Offer hours and inclusions change. The listing tells you the kind of promotion to ask about. The venue confirms whether it is on today, what it includes, and what it costs.
Priority listings are written by the restaurant that pays for a flat-rate placement. Other listings are short summaries we prepare so a venue's homepage title is not shown as if it were the offer. We do not invent a "was" price from unrelated numbers on a page.
Categories
Filters group venues into restaurants and cafés, takeaway, wine and entertainment, delis and grocers, bars and pubs, and hotels. A grocery card is a spend-and-save or shop discount, not a plated lunch. A bar card is a happy hour or drink special.
Report a listing
Write to us from the contact page if a venue is in the wrong city, the offer has ended, or the page should come down. See also the about page, privacy notice, and cookie policy.