Greene King United Kingdom gift cards
Greene King's Great British Pub Card lets UK recipients buy food and drink at over 750 pubs, including Hungry Horse and Chef & Brewer. A practical GBP reward for teams and customers.
Good to know
- Face values
- GBP 5 to 250
- Currency
- GBP
- Delivery
- Instant, digital
- Expiry
- 1 year from last use
About Greene King United Kingdom
Greene King is one of Britain's best-known pub companies, operating hundreds of venues under familiar names like Hungry Horse, Chef & Brewer, and Farmhouse Inns. For UK recipients, a Greene King gift means a meal out, a round of drinks, or a family Sunday roast without the bill. It's a reward that feels like time off rather than a task.
The Great British Pub Card is a digital code that works at over 750 pubs across the UK. It covers a broad range of settings, from local Flaming Grill pubs to Belhaven and Loch Fyne restaurants, so recipients in most parts of the country will find somewhere to use it. The card spends in pounds sterling and can be loaded with any amount from £5 to £250.
The code expires one year from its last use, not from purchase. That means a recipient who uses it once for a drink has a full year from that visit to use the remaining balance. This rolling expiry reduces the chance of a card going stale in a drawer. It cannot be used online; redemption happens in person at participating pubs when paying for food and drink.
A business sending this card through GIFQ gets the same flexibility as any other digital order: buy in bulk for a campaign or send single codes by API as payments are earned. It works well for one-off thank-yous to UK employees, a monthly spot bonus for a sales team, or a payout to research participants who would appreciate a meal rather than cash.
Greene King has no sibling markets, so this card is only for the UK and cannot be used abroad. For any recipient outside the UK, you would need to choose a different brand.
Frequently asked questions
Send Greene King United Kingdom at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.