The Smithdown Road favourite has launched a budget-friendly summer initiative to help local families manage the cost of the school holidays

Throughout the rest of the summer, children can enjoy a meal from The Tavern Co’s dedicated kid’s menu for just £1 when accompanied by a paying adult, helping parents manage the costs of dining out this school holidays.

The award-winning Mexican and American-inspired restaurant aims to offer parents an affordable, high-quality dining option during the busy summer months. The £1 kids' offer is available alongside The Tavern Co’s extensive food and drink menu, featuring customer favourites like signature baby back ribs, loaded burgers and sizzler fajitas.

2026 07 28 Tavern Co Ext
Credit: The Tavern Co

A spokesperson for The Tavern Co, commented: "We know how challenging the school holidays can be on household budgets, especially when trying to keep children entertained over six long weeks. The Tavern Co has always been about bringing people together over great food, and we wanted to give back to our loyal community by making family dining as accessible and stress-free as possible this summer."

The offer will be available during the summer holidays from Sunday through Thursday. Terms and conditions apply, and advance booking is recommended to secure a table during peak dining hours.

For more information visit www.tavernco.co.uk.

2026 07 28 Tavern Breakfast Jpg
Credit: The Tavern Co

Get the latest news to your inbox

Get the latest food & drink news and exclusive offers by email by signing up to our mailing list. This is one of the ways that Confidentials remains free to our readers and by signing up you help support our high quality, impartial and knowledgable writers. Thank you!

Subscribe

Join our WhatsApp group

You can also get regular updates on news, exclusives and offers by joining the Manchester Confidential WhatsApp group.

Join the Manchester Confidential WhatsApp Group

Read next: Southport Flower Show set to welcome thousands of visitors this Summer

Read again: North West dining habits revealed