Marks & Spencer has launched a new menu for children - and a 'kids eat free' offer for families.
M&S Cafes have introduced a hot breakfast menu for the first time, alongside hot and cold lunches especially for children. Parents can pick up a breakfast main and drink for only £2.95. Options include pancakes with blueberries and honey, and dippy egg and soldiers.
Meanwhile, for lunch, you can buy a main, snack and drink for £3.95. Choices include jacket potato with beans and sausages, ham and cheese toastie, cheese and tomato pizza or pasta.
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Avocado and soldiers are also on the menu for both breakfast and lunch. In addition, all kids’ meals are eligible for a free piece of fruit (free for children with any transaction in the cafes).
And from Monday, July 25, to August 12, M&S is running a "Kids Eat Free offer". You can get a free Kids’ Munch Menu breakfast (until 11am) or lunch (11am – close) when you spend £5 or more in a single transaction on food or drink for adults.
Sharry Cramond, marketing and hospitality director at M&S, said: "We know parents already have enough on their plate over the school holidays, without having to worry about filling everyone else’s plates three times a day too. Our new kids’ menu is not only absolutely delicious, made with the best M&S ingredients, but we’ve worked really hard to make sure it’s also exceptional value in a year where we’re all feeling the pinch.
"I’m so proud we’ve been able to extend our Kids Eat Free deal for another week this summer too. Over the course of this year, we’re expecting to give away around half a million kids meals for free through this initiative, and we can’t wait to hear what the mini Café critics think."
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