Frankie and Benny's is giving away free pizza to students receiving their A-level results today.
The New York Italian-style chain is offering students a free ten inch San Francisco style sourdough Margherita Pizza (with a vegan option also available).
The restaurant chain has 96 units across the UK however the deal does not apply to the venues within Center Parcs sites.
This usually comes with the price tag £8.90 but all students need to do is purchase a soft drink that is just £3, as well as showing a copy of their UCAS results.
The deal cannot be used in conjunction with any other promotion.
Frankie and Benny’s is not alone in extending a freebie to those getting their results this morning.
Nando's - famous for its Peri Peri style chicken - is giving out a free quarter chicken or starter.
To get the discount, you will need to spend over £7 on food and visit a Nando's restaurant to eat-in.
The freebie is worth £4.75 - the price of a quarter chicken - and is available in the 450 stores.
You could also opt for a starter of halloumi sticks and dip, humous with Peri drizzle or sweet potato wedges without having to spend a penny.
BTEC, Scotland Highers, and National 5 students are eligible as well.
You can find your nearest Nando's by using this store locator tool.
Pizza Express is also allowing students to sit back and enjoy some dough balls for free today.
It is available in all 343 Pizza Express restaurants across the UK.
However, the freebie is stock dependent and so arriving earlier rather than later may be needed to ensure you get your dough balls.
Students will need to present official paper or email results at the till to redeem the deal, as well as being signed up to the Unidays app.
Alex Gallagher, Chief Strategy Officer at UNiDAYS, said: “We want to celebrate and reward the effort and hard work of all students across the country - no matter what grades they’ve achieved or whatever their next step might be.
“Pizza Express has saved you some dough-balls, and we have saved you some dough!”
Other freebies include Las Iguanas and Moonpig, find out more here
