The list of restaurants and cafés in and around St Albans that have signed up for the Eat Out to Help Out discount scheme – which starts today – has been released.
The Eat Out To Help Out scheme was announced by the government last month. and will allow customers to get 50 per cent off food and non-alchoholic drinks, up to a value of £10 per person when eating or drinking in an establishment.
The list of participating restaurants, cafés and pubs in our area has been released and are listed as follows:
• The Waffle House, St. Michaels Street
• The Six Bells, St. Michaels Street
• The Portland Arms, Portland Street
• The Lower Red Lion, Fishpool Street
• George Street Canteen, The Secret Garden Café, George Street
• Sushimania, The Colonnade, Verulam Road
• Loft St Albans, George Street
• Must Wine Bar, George Street
• The Snug Bar, French Row
• Lussmanns St Albans, Waxhouse Gate, High Street
• Cross Street Café, Cross Street
• Abigail’s Tearooms, Village Arcade, High Street
• Bellaccino’s, French Row
• Alloro, High Street
• The Boot, Market Place
• Per Tutti, Holywell Hill
• Hatch St Albans, Holywell Hill
• Little Marrakech, Market Place
• Crêpeaffaire, Market Place,
• Tabure, Spencer Street
• Waddington Road Coffee and Kitchen, Waddington Road
• The Bishop’s Cave, Holywell Hill
• The Gin Cave, Holywell Hill
• Infuse Modern Indian Bistro, Waddington Road
• St Albans Museum+Gallery Café, St Peter’s Street
• Smallford Farm Shop, Hatfield Road
• Chilli Bar n Restaurant, London Road
• Saute Restaurant, Adelaide Street
• Craft & Cleaver, Catherine Street
• Street Café, Catherine Street
• Bar Meze, Adelaide Street
• The Cock Inn, St Peter’s Street
• The White Hart Tap, Keyfield
• The Beech House, St Peter’s Street
• La Cosa Nostra, Lattimore Road
• The Beehive, Keyfield Terrace
• Mulberrys Café, London Road
• St Villa, Marlborough Road
• Vheer Dhara One, Hatfield Road
• The Courtyard Café, Hatfield Road
• Yiayias Kitchen, London Road
• The Victoria, Victoria Street
• Prime Steak & Grill, London Road
• Devdas Bar & Restaurant, St Peter’s Street
• Jolly Sailor, Stonecross
• Great Northern, London Road
• New Gulshan Tandoori, Victoria Street
• Smoky Boys, Vesta Avenue,
• Bar Espresso, Victoria Street
• Chilli Raj, Stanhope Road
• Locanda Bagutta, George Street
• The Crown, Hatfield Road
• Peri Peri Original, Hatfield Road
• The Oasis, Hatfield Road
• Zaffran One, Hatfield Road
• Davvero, The Quadrant
• Mad Squirrel Tap, Heritage Close, High Street
• Thai Square, George Street
• The Peahen, London Road
• Bill’s, Chequer Street
• John Bunyan Pub, Coleman Green
• Willows Activity Farm, Coursers Road
• The Hollybush, Potters Crouch
• Sopwell House, Cottonmill Lane
• Grill Chicken Shop, Hatfield Road
• Belvedere Restaurant, Lemsford Road
• Valentina’s Italian, Watford Road, Chiswell Green
• Laurel Hose, Hatfield Road
• 50Nine Cafe, Stanhope Road
• Beech Tree Cafe, Hatfield Road
• Simmons Bakers, Hatfield Road
• Simmons Bakers, Marshalswick
• Room for Dessert, Hatfield Road
• The Nonno Ltd, Hatfield Road
• Junus Ltd, Victoria Street
• Homeros Ltd, Beaconsfield Road
• The Alban, Victoria Street
• Bakednation, Victoria Street
• Cha & Nasta, Hatfield Road
• Taste of Nawab, London Road
• Chez Mumtaj, London Road
• Aspava, St Peter’s Street • The Garibaldi, Albert Street
• Fade to Black, The Quadrant
• Havin Turkish Kitchen, High Street
• Locanda Bagutta, George Street
• Thai Rack, George Street
• Caribbean Diner, London Road
• Ye Olde Fighting Cocks, Abbey Mill Lane
• St Michael’s Manor, Fishpool Street
• The Potting Shed Cafe, St Albans Road
• Bengal Spice, St Brelades Place
This list may be subject to change as more restaurants are added.
The scheme only applies on Monday, Tuesdays and Wednesdays between August, 3 and August 31.
You won’t need to present a voucher to use the scheme, and it can be used in conjunction with other offers and discounts.
Big chains, including Starbucks, Morrisons, Wetherspoon, Pizza Hut and Caffè Nero – alongside McMullen, Fullers and Greene King pubs – have also signed up to the Eat Out to Help Out scheme.
You can check individual websites for details on participating stores.
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