Saturday, August 01, 2015

Free Tea And Coffee From Pret For The Month Of August...just show your badge.


Pret A Manger are showing their support to the Licensed a Taxi trade, by giving drivers free tea and coffee.

All you have to do is show them your badge and tell them if you want tea of coffee.

Well done to this fantastic company. 

I recently discovered that Pret distribute unsold produce nightly to the homeless. Its such a wonderful sight to see these acts of kindness, as their van pulls up and Pret staff give out food to unfortunate people sleeping in doorways around the West End. 

Pret A Manger has opened its first proper evening restaurant


Welcome to ‘Good Evenings’ aka the first Pret restaurant. So far they’ve only soft-launched it at the 88 Strand branch where they will be monitoring the progress before considering rolling it out to other branches. Normal sandwich shop by day, after 6pm the lights are dimmed, candles lit and tables laid with real cutlery ready for the evening service.





4 comments:

Anonymous said...

We will soon be Queing up at the soup van for Free soup at Lincoln's inn fields .. Just got a letter from london taxi company about new taxi costing 42 grand , couldn't stop laughing .. With 1400 new uber drivers a month the new black cab isn't called. Style. Or elagance , new name for it must be white elephant ...

Horace Morris said...

Ok all cab drivers stop going to your little local tax paying caffe and having tea or coffee , and screw the little buisnisman , the big tax dodging american prat a manger will give you a free coffee until all the little independent cafés. Close down , We taxi drivers are a selfish gullible lot .. As a former cafe owner Starbucks and pret a manger were like uber to us and killed of people like me , I bet nobody remembers Fred's pie stall , gone like the red phone boxes and routemasters ..

Pret said...

Horace Morris.
You really need to be better informed.
Pret is currently owned by two uk citizens and is a UK company.

Just giving Founders Julian Metcalfe and Sinclair Beecham set up the Pret Foundation Trust in 1995 to help alleviate poverty in the UK.

Last year they raised £785,000 from donations from the sale of some products and the collection boxes in store. The Pret Charity Run delivers more than 12,000 fresh meals each week to shelters for the homeless in London. Pret donates more than 2.4 million products to homelessness charities across the UK every year.

Pret A Manger, Costa Coffee and a Cafe Nero all paid UK taxes last year

The highest UK Tax payer being Costa coffee who paid over £15m last year.

Starbucks have recently been outed for refusing to pay full UK tax.

On details with have from the last three years, Pret pay their staff the highest hourly rate at over £1.00 more than most other coffee shop chains.

Anonymous said...

Lol think that's you put in your place Horace