Blue Light Card members get 4.5% off Just Eat gift cards, bought as a Just Eat Shopping Card from your account. There’s no Just Eat code, so the saving is built into the card’s price.
Blue Light Guide is an independent guide and isn’t affiliated with Blue Light Card Ltd. For your account, verification or payments, use the official Blue Light Card website or app.
Deliveroo and Uber Eats cards are 3.5% off. Deliveroo also gives members 12 months of Plus Silver free and a code worth up to £15 off.
Greggs has no Blue Light Card offer. It delivers through Just Eat and Uber Eats, though, so those cards can pay for your sausage rolls.
Six Routes to a Cheaper Takeaway
Every route starts in the Blue Light Card app or website. Search for the brand, open its offer, then buy the Shopping Card or copy the code.
Shopping Cards arrive digitally straight away, and codes are copied automatically and emailed to you. Here’s where each one goes, as listed on 25 October 2026.
| Offer | Saving | Where you claim |
|---|---|---|
| Just Eat Shopping Card | 4.5% off | Payment stage at Just Eat checkout |
| Deliveroo Shopping Card | 3.5% off | Gift card code at Deliveroo checkout |
| Deliveroo code | Up to £15 off | Deliveroo checkout |
| Deliveroo Plus Silver | 12 months free | Deliveroo vouchers and credit page |
| Uber Eats Shopping Card | 3.5% off | Gift card or payment section in Uber Eats |
| Greggs | No member offer | Pay with a Just Eat or Uber Eats card |
Blue Light Card can refund a Shopping Card if you ask within 14 days of purchase and haven’t viewed it in your Wallet. None of these delivery cards can be topped up.
Our guide to using Blue Light Card covers the Wallet in more detail.
Rates and Rules at Four Brands
Each brand handles the saving its own way, and one has no offer at all.
Just Eat Cards at 4.5% Off
Blue Light Card’s Just Eat gift card page shows 4.5% off. You pick the value, pay the member price and get the card details straight away.

You enter those details at Just Eat’s payment stage, on the website or in the app. Any balance left stays on the card until its expiry date.
Each £10 of credit costs £9.55. Blue Light Card says the card covers the full range of restaurants and takeaways on Just Eat, shared orders included, but check the offer terms in your account for exclusions.
NHS staff can also try the free Health Service Discounts, which listed Just Eat gift cards at 4% off on 25 October 2026.
Deliveroo Has Three Member Offers
Blue Light Card’s Deliveroo page lists a code worth up to £15 off, 12 months of Deliveroo Plus and a Shopping Card at 3.5% off.

The code goes in at Deliveroo’s checkout. Blue Light Card’s takeaway page still calls it £12 off your first order, so read the terms when you reveal it.
The card works on restaurant, takeaway and grocery orders. Deliveroo’s gift card terms say it expires on the date in its delivery email, or 12 months after purchase if none is given.
They also say a gift card can’t be redeemed alongside a promo code, and Blue Light Card says its code usually won’t combine with other Deliveroo codes. Don’t count on using both on one order.
Uber Eats Credit Works in Uber Too
Blue Light Card’s Uber Eats gift card page shows 3.5% off. You add the code in the gift card or payment section of the Uber Eats app.
The balance goes into your Uber account, which works in both the Uber and Uber Eats apps. Uber’s terms, shown in Blue Light Card’s help centre, say you may need a second payment method on file, and limits can apply to what you load or spend.
Greggs via Just Eat or Uber Eats
Greggs has no Blue Light Card offer. On 25 October 2026 there was no Greggs page or Greggs Shopping Card, and Greggs wasn’t in Blue Light Card’s A to Z of brands.
Greggs’ own promotions page has student deals, but nothing for NHS, key worker or emergency services staff.
Delivery is the way in. Greggs’ ordering page says it has teamed up with Just Eat and Uber Eats, and its FAQs say both run in a number of locations. A 4.5% Just Eat card or a 3.5% Uber Eats card then pays for the order.
Four Greggs Big Deals for £24.70
Say you’re buying lunch for a team of four in Newcastle. On 25 October 2026, Uber Eats listed Greggs’ Big Deal, a main, a side and a regular drink, at £6.40 from the Grainger Street shop.

Four Big Deals come to £25.60. Paid with an Uber Eats card bought at 3.5% off, that credit costs £24.70, a saving of 90p. Any delivery or service fees come on top.

Greggs advertises the same deal from £5.25 in its shops, though prices vary by location. Four at that price cost £21.00, so a nearby shop can beat the card.
At 3.5%, about £143 of card spending covers the £4.99 membership fee. At Just Eat’s 4.5%, about £111 does.
The app is the other catch. Scanning the Greggs app in a shop, or ordering Click + Collect, earns a stamp per item, and nine stamps in one category bring a tenth item free. Greggs says Just Eat and Uber Eats orders earn no stamps or rewards.

One free item in ten is roughly 10% back on that category, against 3.5% on the card. The Greggs app also gives a free hot or iced drink when you sign up, and a sweet treat on your birthday.
Free Delivery Over £15 at Deliveroo
Plus Silver is the longer lasting Deliveroo offer. Deliveroo’s terms give members a free year from the day they sign up, and Deliveroo valued it at over £40 when it launched in October 2024.
Open the 12 months of Deliveroo Plus Silver offer in the Blue Light Card app, copy the code and press Use Voucher. After you log in, Deliveroo opens its vouchers and credit page for the code.
Free delivery covers eligible restaurant orders over £15 and grocery or retail orders over £25. Service fees and small order fees still apply, and long distance orders don’t qualify.

Each member can claim once, and cancelling early ends it for good. You also need to be 18 or over, with a debit or credit card saved.
Plus members get more from Rewards, Deliveroo’s stamp card at participating restaurants. Three orders over £15 at one place within 30 days earn £8 off your next order there, against £6 for everyone else, says Deliveroo’s guide for restaurants.
Silver isn’t sold on its own. Deliveroo’s Plus page says it comes only through partners, while Plus Gold costs £4.99 a month with free delivery over £10.
If you pay for Gold now, switching means higher minimums, and Deliveroo won’t move you back to Gold afterwards. Amazon Prime members get a Silver year through Prime too.
PizzaExpress Rules Out the Apps
Restaurant codes don’t always follow you onto the apps. PizzaExpress’s Blue Light Card terms rule out takeaway, collection and orders on Uber Eats, Just Eat or Deliveroo.
Blue Light Card’s takeaway page says some takeaway offers work on delivery platforms, while others need ordering through the brand’s own site or app. Our Domino’s, Pizza Hut and KFC guide covers those three chains.
McDonald’s isn’t on Blue Light Card at all, and our McDonald’s guide covers its own rewards app instead. Coffee is in our Costa, Starbucks and Subway guide.
Restaurant offers go higher, up to 25% off at some chains in our restaurant discounts guide. Membership costs £4.99 for two years, and the Blue Light Card discounts list covers the other big brands.







