A ROMANTIC meal out may be off the menu this Valentine’s Day but loved-up couples can still enjoy Prezzo pizza ant pasta at home.
Prezzo is offering a special dinner for two for £20 or if you want to share the love with your household bubble, there is a family feast for £35.
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The Valentine’s Day dinner for two includes any two mains, such as a pepperoni pizza or penne arrabiata, and any two starters or sides, including garlic bread.
The takeaway deal costs £20, which is cheaper than ordering each item separately.
For example, a pepperoni pizza, penne arriabiata, garlic bread and house fries ordered outside the deal costs £24.
But diners can save £4 by taking advantages of the February 14 meal deal.
What’s in the Prezzo Valentine’s Day meal deal
YOU can tuck into any Prezzo mains and two starters or sides for £20 or add two kids mains and a sharing garlic bread to make a family feast for £35 on Valentine’s Day. See a sample menu below:
Dinner for two
Mains
- Pepperoni pizza – usually £11.50
- Penne arrabiata – usually £8.75
Sides
- Garlic bread- usually £5
- House fries – usually £7.50
Family feast
- Pepperoni pizza – usually £11.50
- Penne arrabiata – usually £8.75
- Kids cheese and tomatoe pizza – usually £4
- Kids cheese and tomatoe pizza – usually £4
- Meatballs – usually £7
- House fries – usually £7.50
- Garlic bread- usually £5
You’ll need to check before placing an order though as there are extra charges for certain items, such as calamari or fried mozzarella, which add £2 each to the bill.
Prezzo is also offering a new chilli chicken pizza for an extra £1 as part of the bundle. It would usually cost £11 outside the deal.
You can order a tipple and dessert to your order but you’ll have to fork out more cash.
A bottle of Pornstar Martini costs £7 or Prosecco for an additional £12 to toast the occasion.
Dessert lovers can get a chocolate fudge cake for an extra £4.
The family feast includes any two adult mains plus two kids mains as well as two starters or sides and a sharing garlic bread for £35.
Two kids cheese and tomato pizzas, an adult pepperoni pizza and the penne arrabiata, as well a side of fries, meatballs and garlic bread would usually cost £47.75.
So the family feast offer could save you £12.75.
The offer is more expensive than supermarket Valentine’s Day meal deals.
You can get Valentine’s Day deals from Aldi for as little as £7.55 or from Asda for £15 but you will have to cook it yourself.
There are more pricey options if you want a slap-up restaurant meal.
Cote is offering a three-course Valentine’s Day meal including a steak fillet for £45.
Alternatively, you could splash out on a four-course fine-dining meal from the CC Supper Club for £75.
It includes nibbles such as bread and olives as well as a smoked salmon starter, steak main course and chocolate mousse for dessert.
Prezzo’s offer is available from February 11 to February 14.
The chain has also compiled its own two-hour “Love is All You Need” Spotify playlist featuring 32 songs to play while you eat your meal.
How to get the Prezzo Valentine’s Day meal deal
All Prezzo restaurants are currently closed for eating-in due to the national coronavirus lockdown.
But you can still collect your Valentine’s Day meal to enjoy at home or have it delivered.
Prezzo has 180 restaurants nationwide but not all are open, so you should use its restaurant locator to check your nearest one and opening times.
Once you have found your closest branch, you can choose items from the menu and arrange a collection time.
Alternatively, you may be able to arrange a free delivery through takeaway apps Just Eat or Deliveroo.
You can sign up for Just Eat and Deliveroo online or by downloading the apps on your smartphone but you’ll have to pay for delivery.
These charges vary, depending on what service you use, where you live and what time you place your order.
Enter your address and you will be able to check if there is delivery available from a Prezzo near you.
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