[Rebecca]

Today marks the first day of the Easter School Holiday! 🐰🥚🐇👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Are you stressed out over what to do to keep the little ones entertained over the school holidays?

Even if you have older children to keep busy - Which.com have listed some great ways to keep entertained and get out for less!

This includes cheap meals out, day trips and other smart low cost ways to have fun!

Here we re-share what Which.com are recommending as low cost family activities!

Cheap Meals Out!

Sometimes, just getting out the house for some food is a nice change. Lots of places are offering some great meal deals!

Here are some of the cheapest offers we’ve seen. Some require you to buy an adult meal to qualify, but you won't need to spend more than £5.

Asda café: Kids eat for £1 all day, every day, with no adult spend required. You can also add a free piece of fruit with kids' hot meals
Ikea: Kids eat from 95p in Ikea restaurants, available every day from 11am
Morrisons: Kids eat free when an adult spends £4.49 or more on a meal.

Find out more: what supermarkets and shops are doing to help with the cost of living

Restaurant and Pub Deals

Here are some restaurant/pub deals on offer during the Easter break. Many of them require you to buy an adult meal to qualify for a free kids' meal.

Beefeater: Two children under 16 can get a free breakfast every day with a paying adult
Bella Italia: Children eat for £1 with any adult main between 4-6pm, Monday-Thursday
Bill's: Up to two children can eat a meal for free when one adult orders any main dish. Available all day for breakfast, lunch or dinner, Monday-Friday
Hungry Horse: Two kids under 16 can get a free breakfast every day with a paying adult
The Real Greek: Free under-12s kids' meal for every £10 spent by adults
Whitbread Inns: Two kids under 16 can get a free breakfast every day with a paying adult
Yo! Sushi: Free kids' meal for every £10 spent by adults

For Theatre, Theme Park and Easter Egg deals for the holidays, read more on the Which.com article!

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