BrewDog is extending its Kids Eat Free offer across the UK and Ireland bars during the entire summer.

This move builds on the government’s new ‘Great British Summer Savings’ VAT cut policy, which came into effect on 25 June.

Running until 31 August 2026, the VAT on qualifying children’s meals is being reduced from 20 per cent to 5 per cent across the UK as part of the government’s push to reduce cost-of-living pressure on families during the summer break.

Lauren Carrol, chief operating officer at BrewDog, said: “We know that the summer holidays can put real pressure on family budgets, which is why we’re delighted to extend Kids Eat Free across all our UK and Ireland bars for the whole of summer.

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“We want BrewDog to be a place families can rely on this summer.”

The brand already offers a Kids Eat Free deal during pre-booked school holiday periods and the offer is being expanded to include the whole summer.

This comes after the brewery recently launched a Dads Eat Free Father’s Day deal across its UK bars this year for the second time in a row.

The company previously extended the offer to both Saturday and Sunday after the bars reached full capacity last year.