You can get FREE pasta at this UK Italian restaurant chain – but only for one day

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Popular Italian restaurant chain Bella Italia is giving away free pasta for one day only, and all you have to do is make a donation.

Whether its a colourfully-topped pizza or a seriously slurpy spaghetti, Bella Italia has been serving up a little taste of Italy on our high streets for more than 20 years now, and this Italian eatery’s dishes include everything from calzones, cannelloni, and carbonaras to a variety of pizzas like the meat feast, and the vegetariana – you can’t go wrong.

Even more so when you take advantage of the chain’s latest deal, which sees the company offer out free pasta for one day only.

Taking inspiration from the recent BYOB (Bring Your Own Booze) trend, Bella Italia has put an Italian twist on things, opting for a BYOP (Bring Your Own Pasta) instead.

Bella Italia is offering diners the chance to try one of its tasty pasta dishes for free / Credit: Wikimedia Commons / Pixabay

This Wednesday (15 October) for one day only, diners can bring in a packet of unopened pasta and trade it for a free pasta main of your choice.

The pasta that you bring in will be transformed into some of Bella Italia’s delicious dishes, before being donated to local food banks across the country.

This deal is valid for tables of up to six at a time, as long as every guest brings a packet of pasta with them when they dine in.

So, if you’re up for sampling some classic pasta dishes while also saving a pretty penne or two, make sure you head down to Bella Italia for this one day only offer.

The closest Bella Italia location for Mancs would be one of its three Greater Manchester sites in Ashton-under-Lyne, Bolton, and Salford Quays – but you can find your nearest spot HERE.

Bella Italia is hosting its BYOP day (Bring Your Own Pasta) on Wednesday 15 October, and all you have to do is trade an unopened packet of pasta to receive a FREE pasta main.

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