From complimentary coffees to fun activities, these are the top no-cost deals worth snapping up in February, with most requiring just a little effort.
We’ve also highlighted what to watch out for when hunting for freebies online.
Hot drinks
There are a few coffee deals available this month if you're willing to sign up to loyalty schemes.
1. Daily free coffee for Waitrose loyalty members
Waitrose recently changed its loyalty scheme, so members no longer need to make a purchase to get a free hot drink.
How it worksYou can choose from an americano, cappuccino, latte, or tea, with dairy-free alternatives available. You’ll need to bring your own coffee cup. This offer isn’t available at Waitrose cafés or petrol stations.
Find out more2. Free drink at Gail's Bakery
Gail’s Bakery is offering a free welcome coffee to anyone who signs up for its loyalty scheme and downloads the app.
How it works:You can choose from coffee, tea, hot chocolate, or iced drinks, and dairy-free alternatives are included. The free drink must be redeemed within two months.
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3. Free hot drink at Greggs
If you download the Greggs app and register for an account, you’ll get a free hot drink as a welcome gift.
How it works:You can choose from a regular-sized tea, latte, cappuccino, hot chocolate, or espresso. It must be redeemed within 31 days.
4. Free coffee at Ikea
Ikea might not be the first place you’d think of for coffee, but members of its loyalty scheme can get one every weekday.
How it works:Find out more:Meals and sweet treats
From doughnuts to kids' meals, there are plenty of ways to save in February.
5. Free Krispy Kreme doughnut
Krispy Kreme is giving a free original glazed doughnut to anyone who joins its loyalty scheme.
How it worksWhen signing up, you’ll need to choose whether to redeem it at a Krispy Kreme store or a Tesco cabinet. The voucher expires after 30 days.
6. Free cake from John Lewis
John Lewis is offering new loyalty members a £5 e-gift card to use on a £50 spend, plus a voucher for a free hot drink and cake.
How it works:The voucher can be redeemed at John Lewis cafés, including Place to Eat, Espresso Bar, Mall Café, and Coffee Shop, but not at third-party outlets or most Waitrose branches (except Ipswich, Basingstoke, and Horsham).
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7. Kids eat free deals
Some restaurants and pubs offer free meals for kids when you buy an adult meal, which could be a handy way to cut costs during February half-term. Each deal has different terms, so check the details before you visit.
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8. Bank account switching bonuses
Some banks offer cash incentives when you switch your current account, making it an easy way to pocket some extra money. Right now, there are four switching offers available.
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Kids' workshops and activities
Whether it’s learning about gardening, animals, or building with Lego, there are plenty of free workshops to enjoy this month.
9. Free pet workshops at Pets at Home
Pets at Home offers free My Pet Pals workshops designed to teach children about responsible pet ownership during the school holidays. The next sessions will be running from 1-23 February.
How it works:You'll need to enter some personal information when you book, such as your email address, name and address, as well as the name and age of your child.
Find out more10. Free garden workshops at Dobbies Garden Centre
Dobbies Garden Centre hosts free Little Seedlings workshops aimed at inspiring children aged 4 to 10 to learn about gardening, wildlife, and the environment.
Workshops are typically held on the first Sunday of each month and during school holidays. For February half term, the workshops will be themed around flowers and why they are gifted to loved ones.
How it works:You can choose from more than 40 locations across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland and check availability at your nearest venue.
To book, you'll need to provide some personal details, including your name and contact information, as well as your child’s age, name, and any access requirements.
Find out more11. Free Lego magazine
Lego offers a free subscription to its magazine, designed for children aged 5 to 9. The magazine is delivered directly to your home four times a year, with no cost for postage.
How it works:Find out more12. Free Lego botanical heart
You can build a free botanical heart at the Lego store between 8-9 of February – just in time for Valentine's Day.
How it worksThe event is first-come, first-served, while supplies last. It's limited to one build per person and is intended for children aged six and above. Check your local store's event page for details.
13. Free WWT wetland centre pass
The Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT) is offering free admission to its UK centres from 31 January to 7 February 2025 to celebrate World Wetlands Day on 2 February.
How it works:Once you’ve secured one for each family member (except under-fours as they're free), you’ll be able to visit a nearby centre.
WWT hasn’t announced how many free tickets are up for grabs, but it is limiting the number available per centre, so it’s best to secure yours as soon as possible.
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