Hundreds took advantage of the Government incentivised Eat Out To Help Out scheme during August, benefitting from a discounted meal at The White Horse.
The pub on the course at Chester Racecourse has committed to continuing the 50% discount on meals and soft drinks into the month of September, meaning customers can continue to dine at The White Horse for a reduced rate on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays for an extended period.
From Tuesday 1 September, customers dining at The White Horse Monday – Wednesday into September will get continue to receive 50% off their total bill (up to a maximum of £10 per person).
This offer is valid on all food and non-alcoholic beverages and is open to all, including the kids. The discount can be used multiple times during the offer period. Offer is valid for a limited period.
Tables can be booked online at www.thewhitehorsechester.co.uk
Tables can also be booked over the phone: 01244 304 650. Alternatively, please email info@thewhitehorsechester.co.uk
This offer is not valid on alcoholic beverages.
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