Wahaca introduces weather-based offers to diners this summer

When it rains, guests dining in any Wahaca restaurant can enjoy 50 per cent off a vibrant and nourishing Sunshine Bowl. <i>(Image: Wahaca)</i>
When it rains, guests dining in any Wahaca restaurant can enjoy 50 per cent off a vibrant and nourishing Sunshine Bowl. (Image: Wahaca)
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Wahaca has introduced weather-based rewards for diners to enjoy this summer.

The Mexican-inspired restaurant chain is offering special deals based on the British weather, starting from Monday, June 16.

Wahaca's 'The Weather' initiative will give customers exclusive weather-triggered rewards.

When it rains, diners can enjoy 50 per cent off a Sunshine Bowl, a Mexican-inspired salad.

In temperatures of 28C or higher, diners will be treated to a free margarita, with options including classic, picante, passion fruit, or raspberry.

Wahaca co-founder Mark Selby said: "A British summer can be famously unpredictable, but we thought we could have some fun and make the best of it.

"Whether you’re dodging raindrops or basking in a heatwave, we want to bring a little extra joy to your day with bold flavours, fresh ingredients, and some rays of Mexican sunshine."

 When the mercury hits 28°C or higher, diners will receive a freshly-shaken margarita on the house.When the mercury hits 28°C or higher, diners will receive a freshly-shaken margarita on the house. (Image: Wahaca) These rewards are valid at all Wahaca restaurants in the UK and will be determined daily based on local BBC weather reports.

Wahaca's weather-dependent treats will be available throughout the summer, adding a twist to dining experiences.

For the week ahead, rain and showers are predicted, meaning half-price Sunshine Bowls at Wahaca.

From mid-week, high pressure is expected to bring dry and fine weather, leading to free margaritas.

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