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Bethan Shufflebotham

Morrisons launch cafe offer that feeds family of four for under £18

Dining out with the family is a luxury many Brits have been forgoing in the wake of the cost of living crisis for fear it’ll break the bank. But Morrisons have launched a money-saving deal that will see its cafe customers feed a family of four for less than £18.

The supermarket has launched a new two-course set menu in all its cafes allowing customers to get a main, hot dessert and drink for just £8.99.

But, what’s more is that the offer can be stacked alongside the kids eat free deal, which sees children enjoy a main, drink and piece of fruit for every adult meal that costs more than £4.49.

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The £8.99 two-course deal is available in every Morrisons café nationwide from today until April 2. The double deal means that two adults and two children can dine in for £17.98.

Favourite dishes such as fish and chips, lasagne and a roast dinner with all the trimmings can be enjoyed alongside a drink and topped off with a Bramley apple crumble or a sticky toffee pudding.

Meanwhile kids can choose from the all-day breakfast menu as well as the main menu which includes favourites like fish fingers and chips or chicken nuggets, chips and peas.

Chris Strong, Morrisons Café buyer, says: “Our customers told us how much they appreciated the great value of our set menu at Christmas and asked us if we could bring it back at other times of the year. We’re pleased to be doing just that and offering a great value two course meal for just £8.99 - plus a drink! As it can be used alongside our Kids Eat Free offer it means the whole family can benefit.”

Morrisons recently made a number of permanent price cuts to the café menu at the end of last year in a bid to save shoppers money. The retailer is also continuing to reduce prices across its stores and has cut 1,000s of products this year alone.

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