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Carluccio’s Has a Half-Price Sunday Roast Deal – and a Gravy Guarantee

Carluccio’s Sunday Roast
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Half-price Sunday Roast mains, complimentary gravy refills and a menu of British classics are on offer at Carluccio’s this autumn. There is a voucher to claim first, though.

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Roast dinners tend to prompt strong opinions. Potatoes should be crisp, Yorkshire puddings should have some height, and there ought to be enough gravy to reach the final mouthful. Carluccio’s has picked a side on that last point: guests ordering its Sunday roast can now ask for more gravy without paying extra.

The restaurant chain’s new Gravy Guarantee arrives alongside a 50% discount on Sunday Roast mains this autumn. The saving is available through an emailed voucher at participating restaurants until 30 November 2026, giving Sunday lunch a slightly more persuasive price tag.

How to claim 50% off a Carluccio’s Sunday roast

The discount is not automatically applied to every Sunday lunch bill. Diners need to visit carluccios.com/sunday-roast, enter their details and receive a voucher by email before using the offer at a participating restaurant.

Carluccio’s describes the promotion as 50% off Sunday Roast mains. That wording is important: it should not be taken to mean half price on drinks, extras or the entire table’s order. Anyone planning to order the sharing roast should check the voucher conditions for eligibility rather than assume it is included.

The offer runs until 30 November 2026. With the discount tied to Sunday roasts, it is worth sorting out the voucher ahead of the meal rather than leaving the paperwork until the potatoes arrive.

What is on the Sunday Roast menu?

Three individual roasts are listed at £22.95 each before any discount: Topside of Beef, Chicken Supreme and Pork Belly.

Each comes with the familiar Sunday supporting cast of Yorkshire puddings, roast potatoes, roasted root vegetables and Tenderstem broccoli. There is no attempt to reinvent the format here. The attraction is a recognisable roast dinner, with a choice of meat and the trimmings people expect.

For a table interested in variety, the Sunday Roast Sharer costs £33.95 and brings all three meats together. The advertised menu details do not specify how many people the sharer is intended to serve, so it is sensible to choose based on appetite rather than the name alone.

The gravy promise is more than a catchy name

Carluccio’s Gravy Guarantee allows guests to request additional gravy throughout their Sunday Roast at no extra cost. That means a second helping for the potatoes or a rescue mission for a Yorkshire pudding does not have to involve another charge.

It is a modest idea, but a well-judged one. Restaurants can spend a great deal of effort finding new twists on Sunday lunch; Carluccio’s has focused on something much more familiar. Nobody needs to be particularly adventurous to appreciate a properly sauced roast potato.

Meg Finlay, the company’s Brand Director, says the guarantee reflects the importance of Sunday lunches as an opportunity for family and friends to spend time together during the colder months.

The extras, and the date to remember

Those looking to add to their plate can order Mushroom & Truffle Cauliflower Cheese for £6.95. Pigs in blankets are also due to join the Sunday menu from 25 October, bringing a seasonal favourite into the mix.

The distinction between the food offer and the gravy pledge is simple. The discount applies to qualifying Sunday Roast mains when the voucher is used; the Gravy Guarantee concerns complimentary top-ups with the roast. Extras have their own listed prices.

For anyone organising a Sunday get-together, those practical details matter as much as the headline saving. Register for the voucher, check the participating restaurant and offer conditions, then decide how many roast potatoes are likely to need a second pour.