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THE GIFT OF GOOD FOOD THEY’VE BEEN MISSING
The Gift Card that keeps on giving!
Good news! Any gift cards you couldn’t use that expired between 20th March 2020 and 24th September 2021, will now work until 31st March 2022. Why wait? Book today!
Please note: We are only extending gift cards that expired during the lockdowns as a result of COVID-19. Any gift cards that expired before 20th March 2020 are unfortunately not eligible for extension.
BUY THEM A STONEHOUSE GIFT CARD
Even after the past year, sometimes people still need a nudge to treat themselves. Buy a gift card for someone who deserves it and help them along. Every gift card is their key to freshly-carved roasts, 100% fresh dough pizzas, and so much more.
Send by email and choose from a selection of eye-catching designs, add your own personal message, and deliver instantly for those last-minute surprises or plan ahead with a future date.
Choose a physical gift card to be delivered via Royal Mail and you’ll have a choice of greetings card designs, be able to add your own personal message, and show someone special how much you care.
Our gift cards are also available to buy in all our venues, plus you can even send gift cards via SMS immediately or on a future date of your choice, including your own message. The choices are endless!
We’ve all got reasons to celebrate throughout the year, so why not give those you love an excuse to spoil themselves with a Stonehouse gift card? It’s a great way to make up for all those missed occasions.
You can buy our vouchers online then choose whether your lucky recipients get their gift cards by email or text message.
Just click on one of the options above, or below to buy the Stonehouse gift card of your choice today.
Gift cards received via email, which can be printed or shown on smartphones, can be loaded with a value from as little as £5 up to £250 (in denominations of £5).
Gift cards received and redeemed by text message can be loaded with a value from as little as £5 up to £250 (in denominations of £5).
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