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No tricks, just treats! Kids eat free this Halloween when they come in fancy dress to Asda Cafe’s

by Fiona Briggs
October 20, 2026
in Retailer News
Reading Time: 1 min read

Asda Cafe's Children dressed in their Halloween costumes can enjoy one of Asda Café’s kids £1 meal deals completely free on 31 October, giving families one less thing to worry about this spooky season.

Whether they’re little witches, mini monsters or pint-sized pumpkins, children who arrive in fancy dress can tuck into a free meal at any of Asda’s 211 Cafés nationwide. There’s no minimum spend and no need for an accompanying adult meal. And for any little ones who don’t make it in costume, there’s no need to worry – they’ll still be able to enjoy a free meal too.

The scarily good offer comes as many families enjoy half term, with the popular Kids Eat for £1 meal deal continuing throughout the rest of the week (and all year round). Choices include chicken nuggets, fish fingers, penne pasta and pizza, as well as the cold Pick & Mix option, featuring a sandwich, drink, fruit and a sweet treat.

Jordan Cummings, buying manager for Cafés and concessions at Asda, said: “Halloween should be full of treats, not financial frights. With Halloween falling during half term, we’re delighted to help families enjoy the fun for less.

“Whether children are dressed as ghosts, ghouls or superheroes, they can enjoy a free meal on us while parents pick up everything they need for a fang-tastic Halloween celebration. From spooky snacks and sweet treats to great-value costumes from George, we’re helping families make the most of the occasion without breaking the bank.”

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