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Pizza Hut launches playful ‘All Kids Eat Free’ offer for summer

by Fiona Briggs
July 28, 2026
in Retailer News
Reading Time: 2 mins read

After years of telling families that ‘Kids Eat Free’, Pizza Hut Restaurants UK is setting the record straight on exactly which kids it meant…

While the offer has always applied to human children, there’s one tiny detail that may have slipped through the fence: baby goats are technically ‘kids’ too.

So, for the avoidance of doubt (and to head off baby goats turning up to Pizza Hut Restaurants) Pizza Hut UK has updated its terms and conditions to confirm that Kids Eat Free applies to human kids only, when it comes to dining in Pizza Hut Restaurants. However, as an apology to Britain’s baby goats who may be feeling left out, Pizza Hut Restaurants UK is treating families to a summer goat sanctuary experience where they can meet, pet and feed some adorable kids of the goat variety. So, while the goats might not be allowed to sit at Pizza Hut’s tables… they will still be treated like the G.O.A.T.s they are.

From 27th July 2026 until 2nd September 2026, families with children aged 12 and under can enjoy Kids Eat Free, all day, every day this summer with every £9.99 spent, plus get up to four (4) free tickets to participating goat sanctuaries and petting zoos across the UK – giving parents an easy, affordable family day out during the school holidays. One less thing for the kids to bleat about!

Katie Adam, senior manager at Pizza Hut UK, said: “When we’ve said ‘Kids Eat Free’ over the years, we’ve always meant children… but we can see why Britain’s baby goats might have thought they had a case. We’d hate for any kid to feel left out, so this summer we’re giving families the chance to enjoy a free meal at Pizza Hut Restaurants before heading off to meet some of Britain’s cutest kids at goat sanctuaries across the UK. We’d also like to take this opportunity to apologise to the nation’s baby goats for any confusion caused.”

The “All Kids Eat Free” campaign launches in all 57 Pizza Hut Restaurants nationwide from 27th July until 2nd September 2026 and will run throughout the school holidays. Families can enjoy the Kids Eat Free offer, alongside complimentary entry to participating goat sanctuaries and petting zoos including Buttercups Sanctuary, Cherry Tree Farm, Waulkmill Menagerie, Mayfields Animal Sanctuary and Blandford Animal Sanctuary. With a limited number of vouchers available, families are encouraged to claim theirs before they’re gone.

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