The Sun dines out on Rishi Sunak’s ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ with three meals for under £10
THE Sun dined out on Dishy Rishi’s “Eat Out to Help Out” yesterday and got three decent meals for less than a tenner total.
Reporter Daniel Hammond joined punters at venues in Southend, Essex, to make the most of the deal.
He started in a Wetherspoon pub and snapped up a large full English breakfast and a cup of tea for £3.14.
The combination usually costs £6.28 — but the Chancellor’s scheme saw the prices at The Last Post halved.
Later, at a nearby McDonald’s, we bought a large Big Mac and chips meal — usually £4.89 — for just £2.45.
Next, our reporter tucked into an extra hot quarter chicken at Nando’s with a side of piri chips and rice for just £3.38.
Diners were asked to enter a code using a browser on their phone while ordering to enjoy up to £10 off per person.
After three meals, the total came to just £8.97.
The scheme will run every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday until August 31, giving the nation 12 more opportunities for a cut-price meal out.
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