Pizza Express
A firm family-favourite and date night classic, Pizza Express is giving back to loyal customers in delicious ways. Their PizzaExpress Club app is simple: the more often you visit, the better your perks. Start off with free dough balls just for joining, then work your way through the tiers— Bronze, Silver, Gold—to unlock even better rewards.
Gold members? You’re looking at free Romana pizza upgrades, kid’s meals on the house on weekdays, and even 50% off all pizzas during promotional periods, like January. Basically, loyalty has never tasted so good.
Structure: Tiered loyalty program (Bronze, Silver, Gold)
Rewards: Free starters, dough balls, pizza upgrades, free birthday treats
Standout feature: Personalised offers based on visit frequency—plus surprise deals throughout the year
Zizzi’s
Who doesn’t want to be a zillionaire? Zizzi’s brings the energy with its Zillionaire’s Club—a loyalty scheme that doesn’t take itself too seriously but delivers seriously good perks.
Earn Zs (their version of points) every time you dine in, grab takeaway, or refer a friend. What do Zs get you? Think free food, drinks, birthday treats and a 25% discount on Click & Collect. Every fourth visit unlocks a Surprise Perk too—just to keep things interesting.
Structure: Point-based system (Zs) through visits, takeaways, and referrals
Rewards: Free food, drinks, 25% off Click & Collect, birthday treats, surprise perks
Standout feature: Surprise perks and a reward after every fourth visit
Pret a Manager
It would be wrong not to mention Pret. Launched during the height of lockdown, Club Pret gave customers a much-needed pick-me-up—and reason to leave the house. Fast forward to now, and it’s still going strong as one of the most generous loyalty schemes on the high street.
For just £5 a month, you get 50% off up to five barista-made drinks a day—yes, five. Whether it’s your daily flat white, an iced matcha to beat the afternoon slump, it’s a no-brainer for anyone who stops by more than a few times a week. And yes, alternative milks, a shot of syrup, and even a “make me stronger” espresso shot are all included.
Structure: Monthly subscription (£5/month)
Rewards: 50% off up to five eligible barista-made drinks every day
Standout feature: Daily drink savings with almost no cap on drink type—no points, no tiers, just straight-up discounts
Island Poke
Another lockdown brainchild, Poké Perks by Island Poké is a simple, stamp-based loyalty scheme with some tasty benefits. Your earn 1 stamp per bowl, and from there it adds up fast:
- 5 stamps = £5 voucher
- 10 stamps = a free house poké bowl or hotbowl
You’ll also get a £5 voucher just for placing your first order via the app, a free topping when you sign up, and double points until June. Add in birthday surprises and seasonal offers, it’s a solid perk for anyone who visits often.
Structure: Stamp-based system via the Island Poké app
Rewards: £5 voucher at 5 stamps, free bowl at 10, birthday treats, exclusive offers
Standout feature: Easy-to-earn rewards and double points for new members
Bar Burrito
If you’re a burrito-on-the-go kind of person, Bar Burrito Rewards app is well worth a download. It’s fast, generous, and loaded with perks: buy burritos, earn stamps, get free food.
Here’s the lowdown:
- 3 stamps just for downloading the app
- 1 stamp per main dish
- Free wings, side or dessert after 4 stamps
- Free burrito after 9 stamps
- Free burrito on your birthday
The app also gives you exclusive discounts, early access to new menu items, and extra perks for students—like 20% off food (or 30% off on Wednesdays).
Structure: Stamp-based rewards app via the Bar Burrito app
Rewards: Free food after 4 or 9 stamps, birthday perks, student discounts
Standout feature: Instant sign-up rewards and generous student perks
Caprice Holdings
Caprice Holdings don’t have a points-based loyalty scheme, but they do offer gift cards for their iconic restaurants—think The Ivy, Scott’s, and Sexy Fish. It’s a simple way for fans to return or share a great dining experience.
Gift cards might not feel like loyalty at first glance, but they’re a smart move for restaurants: they lock in future visits, attract new customers, and are super simple to set up if you’re a venue looking to offer them.
Many venues choose to integrate gift cards directly into their online platforms and POS systems for a seamless experience. Need help setting one up? Our digital specialists will be able to lend a hand.
Structure: Digital and physical gift cards
Rewards: Not a traditional loyalty scheme, but great for customer engagement
Standout feature: Simple set-up, strong return potential