Wakefield hosts trial of new Eat Out to Help Out-style scheme – how to take part

Get involved and save £10 on dining out Monday to Wednesday (with £20 a spend)

Wakefield is currently hosting a trial of a new Eat Out to Help Out-style scheme that can save you up to £10 from Monday to Wednesday. 

Called Eat Out Round About, it’s a sustainable reworking of the August 2020 programme that pulled diners back into restaurants and created over 51 million claims across the UK last summer. 

Like last summer’s scheme, its aim is to encourage people to return to hospitality venues – pulling them in at off-peak times when venues are more likely to be struggling for business.

Queen’s Mill Tea Rooms is one of the independent venues taking part in the scheme

Its vouchers also work similarly, offering customers £10 off their food bill (including soft drinks and coffees) with any spend over £20. 

Eat Out Round About Vouchers are currently available for employees from employers, local businesses offering them to customers and through other local promotions such as with The Hoot. The app places a big focus on sustainability: ranking its participating restaurants from bronze to gold, depending on how locally they source their produce.

Eat Out Round About also connects businesses with charities based in local communities, with voucher donations. 

From tapas to steak, pizza, pasta and Thai, there’s a wide range of Wakefield restaurants taking part – giving diners a perfect opportunity to revisit old favourites and maybe even discover some new ones. 

The Yorkshire Deli in Wakefield is the home of the metre long pizza

These include independent venues like specialty coffee shop Throwback Coffee House, The Yorkshire Deli and Castleford’s Queens Mill cafe, which sits within the world’s largest stoneground flour mill.

Casa Peri Peri, the restaurant from Masterchef’s Bobby Geetha, also features, guaranteeing a perfectly-grilled English peri peri chicken or beef short rib at a midweek price that won’t break your wallet .

Then there’s cosy restaurant Felice Bella Roma with its mix of pizza and pasta staples, family-run authentic Spanish restaurant Jose’s Tapas, or modern bar and kitchen CINTA. 

TET is known for its traditional Thai tom yam soup, creamy curries, satay and seafood specials

Thai and Vietnamese spot Tet also feature, giving diners a chance to sample their new summer menu with some tasty savings. 

And if you’re looking for somewhere with a bit of grandeur, you’ll be pleased to know that the historic Quarry at Horbury is also taking part in Eat Out Round About. 

The trial is running up to 16th July, giving you plenty of time to get stuck in and sample some of Wakefield’s best restaurants. 

To use your voucher when you dine, all you need to do is download the app and enter your promo code.

Head over to the website to download the Eat Out Round About app, register and select promo code, enter ’thehoot’ and claim your code.

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