Pub & Carvery United Kingdom gift cards
Pub & Carvery gift card for the UK, redeemable in GBP at over 750 pubs nationwide, including Hungry Horse and Flaming Grill. A practical reward or payout for people who like a pub meal.
Good to know
- Face values
- GBP 5 to 250
- Currency
- GBP
- Delivery
- Instant, digital
- Expiry
- 1 year from last use
About Pub & Carvery United Kingdom
Pub & Carvery is the gift card for The Great British Pub Card scheme, covering over 750 pubs across the UK. Recipients can use it at well-known brands including Hungry Horse, Chef & Brewer, Farmhouse Inns, Flaming Grill, Belhaven and Loch Fyne. For a team reward, customer thank-you or participant incentive, it offers a familiar treat: a meal and a drink at a local pub.
Cards are issued in British pounds, with any amount from £5 to £250. That flexibility lets you match the value to the occasion, whether it's a modest lunch or a full family dinner. The card expires one year after its last use, so there is no pressure to spend it in one visit, as long as it keeps being used.
To redeem, recipients present the digital code at a participating pub. It works across the whole Great British Pub Card network, not just one brand, which gives people real choice in where they eat. The card is for the UK only and cannot be used in pubs outside the country.
Through GIFQ, you can send Pub & Carvery cards in bulk or individually by API. This suits payroll top-ups, research incentives or any programme where you need to send money to people in the UK quickly and without handling bank details. Because the card is so widely accepted, it feels more like a gift than a typical cash payout.
It is worth checking the full terms on the Great British Pub Card website before ordering large volumes. The card cannot be exchanged for cash and is not reloadable, but you can use it multiple times until the balance is spent, as long as each use is within a year of the last one.
Frequently asked questions
Send Pub & Carvery United Kingdom at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.