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Get MORE from Nottingham with Exclusive Offers & Treats Get MORE from Nottingham with exclusive offers & treats The University of Ms. M. MARIAN Nottingham Student Students Union See inside Student ID Number 4042531 Start Date for lots of Jun 2014 Library Card No 200085 SPECIAL Category 10 OFFERS Created for you by We LOVE Nottingham and we know that you do too! To help you experience all the wonders of the city, without breaking the bank, we would like to present you with this array of discounts and special offers from over 80 different city centre businesses. From retail to food and drink, there’s sure to be something that catches your eye and helps you to get more out of Nottingham. Best of all these offers will be active for a whole year, until August 31st 2017, and can be redeemed by showing a More Nottingham card, a Robin Hood card, an The University of Ms. M. MARIAN Nottingham EasyRiderCard, or a valid student Student Students Union ID at the point of purchase. Student ID Number 4042531 Start Date Jun 2014 Library Card No 200085 Category 10 Simply show your card to redeem offers For more offers, visit itsinnottingham.com/morenottingham See reverse for T&Cs ALEA NOTTINGHAM MARCO PIERRE WHITE 20% OFF food bill during the week 108 Upper Parliament Street NG1 6LF See reverse for T&Cs [ALT] VIDEO GAMING LOUNGE 2 FOR 1 on pizzas, skewers & burgers 7 George Street NG1 3BH See reverse for T&Cs AMERICAN APPAREL SAVE 10% on your purchase 46 Bridlesmith Gate NG1 2GP See reverse for T&Cs ANNIE’S BURGER SHACK 10% OFF all food & drink 5 Broadway NG1 1PR See reverse for T&Cs ANOKI 2 FOR 1 Barker Gate NG1 1JU ALEA NOTTINGHAM Get 20% off all food at Marco’s midweek, from Monday to Thursday. Must book in advance. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 872 0602 nottingham.aleacasinos.com [ALT] VIDEO GAMING LOUNGE Excludes the [Alt]imate range. This offer also allows buy one get one free on pumped soft drinks. Monday to Thursday. Subject to availability. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 786 7726 altgaminglounge.com AMERICAN APPAREL Enjoy 10% off your purchase at American Apparel. Does not apply to student ID (UNiDAYS deal). Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 941 8170 americanapparel.co.uk ANNIE’S BURGER SHACK 10% off meal and a drink. Monday to Thursday, 12-5pm. Subject to availability. Not in conjunction with other offers. 07463 033255 anniesburgershack.com ANOKI Get 2 for the price of 1 on any main dish, 5.30-7:30pm and 9:30-11pm on any night. Cheapest dish free. Discount applies to main dishes only. Please call to book or redeem the offer. Not in conjunction with any other offer. 0115 948 3888 anoki.co.uk See reverse for T&Cs ASK ITALIAN 20% OFF your total bill Chapel Bar NG1 6JQ See reverse for T&Cs AVEDA BOUTIQUE COMPLIMENTARY CONSULTATION 8-10 St Peters Gate NG1 2JG See reverse for T&Cs BAG COMPANY 10% OFF all lines 19 Wheeler Gate NG1 2NA See reverse for T&Cs BEAR & LACE 20% OFF your total bill 28 Maid Marian Way NG1 6GF See reverse for T&Cs BEAUTY TEMPLE DISCOUNTS from 10% on weekdays 4 Queen Street NG1 2BL ASK ITALIAN Maximum of 8 people. Not valid Saturdays. Excludes December. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 958 2815 askitalian.co.uk AVEDA BOUTIQUE Complimentary skincare consultation with 20 minute facial & scalps shoulder ritual. Come and enjoy a pamper package with the Aveda experts to balance your mind, body and soul. Must book in advance. 0370 192 5310 aveda.co.uk BAG COMPANY Get 10% off all lines at Bag Company. Subject to availability. While stocks last. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 950 3572 bagcompany.co.uk BEAR & LACE Subject to availability. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 837 1900 thebearandlace.com BEAUTY TEMPLE Card holders can receive 10% off on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday or 20% off on Tuesdays. 0845 402 4003 beautytemple.co.uk See reverse for T&Cs BELGO 20% OFF your food bill 9 Weekday Cross NG1 2GB See reverse for T&Cs BURGER KING UPPER PARLIAMENT STREET £1.99 double cheeseburger & fries 8-10 Upper Parliament Street NG1 2AD See reverse for T&Cs CAFÉ ZEST HOUSE OF FRASER 10% OFF your total bill 2 Union Road NG1 3HF See reverse for T&Cs CARLUCCIOS FREE WINE with two main courses 12 Low Pavement NG1 7DL See reverse for T&Cs CATH KIDSTON 10% OFF full price items 23 Bridlesmith Gate NG1 2GR BELGO Sunday to Friday, 12-10pm. Subject to availability. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 924 1765 belgo.com BURGER KING Subject to availability. While stocks last. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 950 8379 burgerking.co.uk CAFÉ ZEST Enjoy a 10% discount off your bill. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 911 5511 houseoffraser.co.uk CARLUCCIOS Free bottle of Sicilian Wine (or the price off of any bottle) with two main courses from the a la carte or specials menu. Sunday to Thursday, from 5pm. City centre café only. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 947 0309 carluccios.com CATH KIDSTON Enjoy a 10% discount on all full price items. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 941 3554 cathkidston.com See reverse for T&Cs CHINO LATINO £10 LUNCH bento box with any drink 41 Maid Marian Way NG1 6GD See reverse for T&Cs COOKIE SHAKE COOKIE LOUNGE 10% OFF or extra shot at night 14 Upper Parliament Street NG1 2AD See reverse for T&Cs COPE JEWELLERS 10% OFF purchases & services 41-43 Upper Parliament Street NG1 2BT See reverse for T&Cs COSMO 10% OFF your food bill 29a Milton Street NG1 3EN See reverse for T&Cs CROSS KEYS 20% OFF the main menu 15 Byard Lane NG1 2GJ CHINO LATINO £10 for a bento box lunch with any soft drink or tea/coffee. Available 12-6pm each day. Must book in advance. 0115 947 7444 chinolatino.eu/nottingham COOKIESHAKE/COOKIELOUNGE 10% discount in the day at Cookieshake. Then get a free extra shot with the daily deal at CookieLounge. Subject to availability. While stocks last. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 959 9717 COPE JEWELLERS Cannot be used on sale or pre-owned items. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 947 2692 copejewellers.co.uk COSMO Monday to Friday 10% off food, only one person per card. If in a group, 10% off group for food only. Excluding Saturdays, bank holidays and December. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 950 7755 cosmo-restaurants.co.uk CROSS KEYS Enjoy a 20% discount off the main menu from 12-5pm. Excluding December 10th-24th. Subject to availability. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 941 7898 crosskeysnottingham.co.uk See reverse for T&Cs CUCAMARA 3 DRINKS £5 cocktails, shots & bombs Hurts Yard NG1 6JD See reverse for T&Cs CURRY LOUNGE 50% OFF your food bill 6LF Upper Parliament Street NG1 6LF See reverse for T&Cs DEBBIE BRYAN 10% OFF the complete food menu 18 St Mary’s Gate NG1 1PF See reverse for T&Cs DR MARTENS 10% OFF any purchase 11 The Exchange NG1 2DD See reverse for T&Cs EVERYMAN BARBER 20% OFF all services midweek 9 Victoria St NG1 2EW CUCAMARA Enjoy 3 drinks for only £5 on cocktails, shots and bombs. Subject to availability. While stocks last. Not in conjunction with other offers. 07427 339078 cucamara.co.uk CURRY LOUNGE Enjoy a huge discount of 50% off your food bill at Curry Lounge, from Monday to Thursday. Subject to availability. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 941 8844 thecurryloungenottingham.co.uk DEBBIE BRYAN Enjoy a 10% discount off the complete food menu. Not valid in December. Subject to availability. While stocks last. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 950 7776 debbiebryan.co.uk DR MARTENS Enjoy 10% off any purchase. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 924 0068 drmartens.com/uk EVERYMAN BARBER Enjoy 20% off all services, from Monday to Wednesday only. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 950 9922 everymanbarbers.co.uk See reverse for T&Cs FAT CAT CAFÉ BAR 25% OFF your total bill 11 Chapel Bar NG1 6JQ See reverse for T&Cs FOTHERGILLS £29 MEAL 2 main courses & a carafe of wine 5-7 Castle Road NG1 6AA See reverse for T&Cs FRENCH LIVING 2 FOR 1 stamps on your loyalty card 25-27 King Street NG1 2AY See reverse for T&Cs GRAY & BULL OPTICIANS 11% OFF lenses & sunglasses 5 Pelham Street NG1 2EH See reverse for T&Cs HART’S RESTAURANT FREE WINE when eating lunch Standard Court, Park Row NG1 6GN FAT CAT CAFÉ BAR Get a full 25% off your total bill. Students get to enjoy 50% off their food bill Monday to Friday, 3-7pm instead. Subject to availability. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 947 5044 fatcatcafebars.com FOTHERGILLS Wine & Dine with two main courses and a carafe of house wine for £29. Excludes November, December and January. Available Monday to Wednesday only, 5-9pm. Not in conjunction with other offers. 0115 958 8195 eversosensible.com/fothergills FRENCH LIVING Get two stamps instead of one per lunch “plats du jour” meal ordered, then get a free two course meal for a full loyalty card (10 stamps). Valid Tuesday to Friday. 0115 958 5885 frenchliving.co.uk GRAY & BULL OPTICIANS 11% off lenses when bought as a complete pair of glasses.
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