Subway brings back Kids Eat Free deal to support families this Easter

Families looking to save money on meals out this Easter will be pleased to hear that Subway® has brought back its popular Kids Eat Free offer, helping parents stretch their budgets during the school holidays.

With the cost of living still impacting households across the UK, this nationwide deal offers a simple way to cut the cost of eating out, while still enjoying a family treat.

What's the deal?

Free kids meals with every Footlong

At participating Subway stores, families can receive a free Kids’ Meal when purchasing a Footlong Sub. To redeem the offer, customers will need to scan their Subway Rewards® code via the Subway app.

The Kids’ Pack includes a 4-inch Sub with a choice of fillings such as ham, chicken, tuna, cheese or Veggie Delite®, along with salad options, a drink and a fruity snack.

It’s a quick, convenient and relatively healthy option for families who are out and about during the holidays.

How do I know if my local Subway is taking part in Kids Eat Free?

You can find a list of all the participating Subway stores running the promotion here

We hope you find yours there!

Why offers like this matter for families

Recent research highlights just how important deals like this are for UK families. Over half of parents and grandparents say they are feeling financial pressure during school holidays, with many cutting back on essentials like food, clothing and even birthday gifts.

When planning days out, the cost of food is a key concern, with many families actively seeking out affordable places to eat. Kids eat free deals can make a real difference, helping reduce the overall cost of a day out.

For many, it’s the difference between being able to enjoy a family meal together or skipping it altogether.

More than just a meal

Subway’s Kids’ Packs are designed to offer a balanced option for children, combining a freshly made sandwich with healthier sides and a drink. Some packs also include fun extras, encouraging kids to engage with food in a more interactive way.

It’s part of a wider effort to make eating out more accessible for families, without compromising on choice or quality.

Plan your next family day out

If you’re planning activities this Easter, combining a free kids meal with a day out can help keep costs down while still making the holidays feel special.

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