Did someone say free prosecco? With the recent heat wave, nothing sounds more refreshing than a glass of fizz - especially when it’s on the house. And one Manchester restaurant is giving it away to customers who use a ‘password’ at the bar.
Frankie and Benny’s Ashton Moss store reopened on Friday, July 15 following an extensive refurbishment. And those who visit the new-look store before July 29 can beg a free glass of bubbles with an easy hack.
Guests just have to use the password “looking good” to their waiter, where they will receive a complimentary glass of fizz to say ‘cheers’ to the fresh new design.
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The Ashton Moss branch now has brand-new, spacious layout, complete with more booths, meaning additional families and friends can get together over a Spaghetti Carbonara and Tear ‘n’ Share Bread.
The bars have also had a revamp, where customers can enjoy a refreshingly cold beverage from the chain’s new sleek space.
In addition to new booths and flowing bars, there is also improved access for delivery drivers, so that takeaway orders run smoother, too.
Jon Knight, MD for The Restaurant Group, Leisure and Concessions, said: “Our greatest strength is being a place where family and friends can come together and relax in conversation over their favourite meal.
"Our newly refurbished sites are designed to bring guests, family and friends closer together, in a fresh and welcoming environment, with more space to relax and socialise. We hope that all of our guests will thoroughly enjoy their visit, and what better way to celebrate than with a glass of fizz to mark the occasion.”
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