Morrisons has launched a two for £10 deal on its breakfasts and hot drinks in all of its cafés.
Customers can get two full breakfasts and two hot drinks for £10 nationwide until Sunday, March 5.
The supermarket’s Full Breakfast is made up of 11 items: two sausages, two bacon rashers, a fried egg, a flat mushroom, half a tomato, two hash browns, Heinz Baked Beanz and a slice of toast.
Whether customers visit a Morrisons café with their partner, a friend or a family member, there’s something for everyone with vegetarian and vegan options also included in the offer.
These options come with vegetarian or vegan sausages and sliced avocado as well as all the other suitable items in the Full Breakfast.
The offer is available in all Morrisons cafés nationwide and you can find your local one via the supermarket’s website.
Michael Weightman, Head of Morrisons Cafés, said: “Our cafés are a popular breakfast spot for many people and we are working hard to serve our customers great-value, tasty meals. We recently cut the prices in our menus permanently and our latest offer allows customers to bring a friend or family member and enjoy a breakfast that sets them both up for the day.”
Morrisons is committed to providing good quality food at affordable prices in its cafés and this deal follows permanent price cuts made to the café menu at the end of 2022.
The supermarket is also continuing to reduce prices across its stores and has cut thousands of products this year alone, as well as recently introducing My Morrisons Exclusives for My Morrisons members.
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