Get 50% Off Steak And 2 For 1 Pizzas At The Farmhouse At Mackworth
Published On Sunday 20 Sep 2020 by Sticky Beak
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Don’t feel glum that Eat Out to Help Out is now over. Those generous folks at The Farmhouse at Mackworth, Derby are giving you a good reason to make Tuesday the new Saturday! Every Tuesday, for lunch and dinner, guests can enjoy a whopping 50% off steak* when dining in until the end of the year. Yes, you heard us right, that means prime British aged steaks from just £9!
As if that wasn’t enough, dine-in guests will also be treated to 2 for 1 on pizzas* Monday through to Friday from 12 noon until 7pm.All the steaks at The Farmhouse at Mackworth are aged for a minimum of 21 days, cooked to perfection in a charcoal oven and come served with skin-on chips and a smoked flat mushroom topped with tomato rarebit. With the 50% discount, enjoy an 8oz rump for just £8.98, an 8oz fillet for £13.48 and a 12oz. Argentinian rib-eye for only £14.98 – you’d be crazy not to take this up!
The crispy sourdough pizzas, after the 2 for 1 reduction has been applied, start at just £4.48 with choices such as Prosciutto Ham with caramelised pineapple, oak-smoked tomatoes and the vegan-friendly Chestnut Mushroom served on a white crème fraîche base with Blue Monday cheese, pickled shallots, rocket and lemon zest.
The Farmhouse at Mackworth is the perfect pub escape in these challenging times – cosy interiors serving up delicious dishes and crafted drinks every day of the week.
To claim your discounts, bookings are recommended.
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