Kids eat free with Tom Kerridge

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January 17, 2023

The Butcher’s Tap & Grill is inviting under 12s to eat for free on Mondays to Fridays, 3-5pm

Spoil your kids at The Butcher’s Tap & Grill on Spittal Street Marlow, where kids 12 years and under eat for free Monday to Friday between 3pm-5pm.

Young guests can enjoy a range of tasty dishes such as a Hot Dog Topped with Fried Onions, Tender Chicken Goujons or Mini Cheese-Burger (or plain) all served with a Pot of Fries and an optional side of Coleslaw. Plus, kids can pick a choice of fruit and a soft drink such as apple or orange juice.

There is no minimum spend, or sneaky extra terms and conditions, simply turn up with your tots and leave the rest to us!

Adults may want to enjoy a pint or glass of wine from the bar or indulge in an early dinner with a range of burgers, hot dogs and steaks to choose from or just have a little nibble from the Bits ‘n’ Bobs menu.

So, when schools out and your munchkins have the munchies you know where to go.

The Butcher’s Tap and Grill

15 Spittal Street
Marlow, Bucks, SL7 3HJ
www.thebutcherstapandgrill.co.uk

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