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TGI Fridays launches ‘Kids Eat Free’ breakfast – available now

by Fiona Briggs
August 7, 2025
in Retailer News
Reading Time: 2 mins read

TGI FridaysTGI Fridays™ is turning up the flavour this summer with a brand-new reason to rise and shine. Families can take advantage of the new Kids Eat Free offer, available with certain adult breakfasts from the much-loved menu.

Order one of the indulgent Breakfast Slams or the classic Steak & Eggs, and little ones can tuck into a delicious breakfast from the dedicated kids’ menu -completely free.

The kids’ breakfast menu features two tasty options:

  • Mini Breakfast – pork sausage, crispy bacon, fried egg, baked beans, sautéed mushrooms, grilled tomato, hash brown bites, and toasted ciabatta (£7.80 when purchased separately)
  • Bacon Ciabatta – crispy bacon on toasted ciabatta with mayo, fresh tomato, and Monterey Jack cheese (£3.50 when purchased separately)

Whether it’s fuelling up before a day of summer fun or enjoying a laid-back family brunch, Fridays™ is making mornings easier (and tastier) for families across the UK.

The launch also marks the beginning of an exciting new partnership with Magic Breakfast – a leading UK charity working to end morning hunger in schools. With every All-American Slam sold, Fridays™ will donate 28p directly to Magic Breakfast, helping provide essential meals and support for children who need it most.

Magic Breakfast makes a difference to over 300,000 children and young people each morning by offering nutritious breakfasts and expert advice to tackle morning hunger in schools across England and Scotland.

The Kids Eat Free breakfast offer is available across all TGI Fridays™ UK locations from 31st July and is open to all Stripes Rewards members.

Also available at TGI Fridays™ is its Kids Eat Free offer on the main menu. Families dining at TGI Fridays™ can enjoy a complimentary kids’ main meal when purchasing an adult main – making it easier than ever to enjoy a delicious meal out together.

Furthermore, TGI Fridays is celebrating students’ hard work with an exclusive ‘Grads Eat Free’ offer. Throughout August (from Sunday to Thursday), students can enjoy a complimentary main dish when they purchase another main and show their exam results. Available throughout the England and Scotland.

For further information about how to download our rewards app, please visit: https://www.tgifridays.co.uk/rewards/

To book a table this summer holiday, please visit: https://www.tgifridays.co.uk/book-a-table 

*Magic Breakfast is a registered charity number 1102510 in England and SC048202 in Scotland.

**Promotion with Magic Breakfast will run from 31st July 2025 to 31st December 2025.

Similar Retail News Articles:

  1. TGI Fridays™ now serving breakfast at 22 UK locations, with menu starting from just £5
  2. Morrisons announces free Breakfast Club offer as one in three parents struggle to feed kids during school holidays
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