First Table referral code: 2MG6ZX & Get £3 Credit

First Table offer at a glance

Reward

£3 Credit

How to claim

Enter 2MG6ZX

Category

Food & drink

Last checked

18 October 2026

About First Table

First Table is a restaurant-discovery and booking service for diners in the UK and other listed markets. Its UK site presents participating restaurants with bookable early or otherwise designated First Table sittings, and says that a diner pays a restaurant-specific booking fee in order to receive 50% off the food bill for the booked party. The service is therefore not a restaurant, a payment card, an insurance product or a general dining voucher. It is a reservation arrangement between the diner, First Table and a participating venue. The restaurant controls which dates, times and party sizes it makes available, while First Table supplies the discovery, reservation and booking-fee process. The homepage describes the experience as finding a restaurant, selecting a date and time, and saving 50% on food. The FAQ says availability is shown for 14 days and that new availability is generally added at midday, although actual release and cut-off times can vary by venue.

A practical booking normally starts with a free First Table account, created with an email address or Facebook login according to the FAQ. A diner filters the site by UK region, date and meal session, chooses a listed restaurant and checks the venue's available party size, special conditions and total booking fee before paying. The confirmation email or the reservation in the account records the restaurant, date, time and number of diners. At the venue, the diner should identify the booking as a First Table reservation and check the bill before paying. The published terms say the discount applies to food only; drinks remain full price, and any applicable service charge is calculated on the whole bill and is not discounted. The booking fee is the price of securing the right to the food discount; it is not deducted from the restaurant bill.

The user experience has important operational limits. The offer is for the number of diners on the confirmation and within the venue-selected range, which the FAQ describes as one to six diners, including adults and children, although a venue may choose a narrower range. Everyone must arrive within 15 minutes of the booked time. The terms say the restaurant need not honour the reservation or discount after that point, and the booking fee can be forfeited. First Table bookings are dine-in only. The restaurant chooses the seating location, and leftovers may be taken away only if the restaurant permits it. A maximum of one First Table may be booked per group per night, and combining it with another First Table is prohibited. The deal cannot be combined with other offers, discounts or promotions unless the restaurant specifically says otherwise. Public-holiday surcharges may apply, and licensed venues may ask for photo ID.

This matters when assessing the referral offer. The directory record for this page is **£3 Credit**, with the exact referral code **2MG6ZX** and exact destination **https://www.firsttable.co.uk/invite/2MG6ZX**. Preserve those details exactly. The destination currently loads an official First Table page that says a visitor can sign up for free to explore restaurants and enjoy 50% off food when booking. However, the fetched destination does not itself display the code, a £3 amount, a qualification rule or a fulfilment timetable. The current official Frequent Foodies terms do describe a UK referral booking-credit benefit of £3 at Silver status when a member refers a new diner and that new diner makes a first booking, but they also say the programme and benefits can change or be cancelled. Those terms do not expressly identify 2MG6ZX, nor do they confirm whether this exact link automatically attaches the referral to a new account. Provider confirmation is therefore needed for the current referral-specific mechanics.

The safest reading is that £3 Credit is First Table account or booking credit, not £3 cash, not a reduction of the restaurant bill, not a guarantee of a free meal, and not an extra 50% food discount. The Frequent Foodies terms say First Table booking credit is used on the First Table website or app and cannot be used to pay for a restaurant meal. The underlying reservation remains subject to the restaurant's availability, booking fee, party-size rules, food-only discount, service charges, drinks pricing, cancellation terms and venue conditions. The referral reward cannot be used to override those terms. Readers should also avoid assuming that simply opening the page, creating an account or entering the code guarantees credit: the official loyalty wording ties referral credit to a new diner making a first booking, while the exact link does not expose a current detailed offer.

For a careful signup, open the exact URL as written, note the page and date, and complete registration only if the site visibly accepts the referral. If an account field asks for a code, enter **2MG6ZX** exactly, with the same capitalisation and no spaces. Before paying for a first booking, look in the account, checkout or confirmation for a visible credit entry or other indication that the referral has been recorded. Keep screenshots and the confirmation email. If no credit appears, do not assume it will arrive later: contact First Table support with the exact URL, code, account email, booking reference and screenshots, and ask what qualification and fulfilment rule applies.

The offer is separate from the restaurant contract and from the booking fee. Even if the £3 Credit is granted, it may be usable only in the account or checkout and may not cover all booking costs. Check the displayed booking fee for the selected venue, the special conditions, the number of diners, food and drink exclusions, service-charge treatment, cancellation/refund wording, and any public-holiday or identification requirement before completing payment. If the code is rejected, the destination redirects, or the credit is absent, retain the stored code and URL unchanged and request a provider decision rather than substituting another promotion code.

Get £3 Credit with First Table

The recorded offer is £3 Credit through First Table's referral route. The immutable referral code is 2MG6ZX and the immutable referral destination is https://www.firsttable.co.uk/invite/2MG6ZX. The destination is currently reachable and presents official First Table signup copy, but it does not show the £3 amount or detailed referral rules in the page content retrieved on 18 October 2026. First Table's official Frequent Foodies terms describe £3 booking credit in the UK for a Silver member who refers a new diner and the new diner makes a first booking, but do not expressly map that rule to this exact code. Treat the directory amount as the recorded offer, while asking First Table to confirm whether the link is currently valid, whether the recipient must be a new diner, whether code entry is required or automatic, which booking counts, and when the credit is posted. Do not present the reward as cash, a refund, a restaurant-bill reduction or a free meal. The underlying First Table reservation still has a venue-specific booking fee and terms.

How to claim the offer

1. 1Open the exact referral destination https://www.firsttable.co.uk/invite/2MG6ZX without changing, shortening or substituting the URL.
2. 2Read the landing page and record what it says about signup, the referral and any displayed terms before creating an account.
3. 3Create or sign in to a First Table account only through the official site or app; the FAQ says account signup can use email or Facebook login.
4. 4If the registration or account flow provides a referral-code field, enter 2MG6ZX exactly, preserving the capital letters and omitting spaces or punctuation.
5. 5Check the account, promotion area or checkout for a visible £3 credit or referral acknowledgement before committing to a booking; if none appears, ask First Table support to confirm eligibility first.
6. 6Browse participating UK restaurants by region, date and session, then read the selected venue's available party size, special conditions and booking fee.
7. 7Choose the date, time and diner count shown as available, pay the displayed venue-specific booking fee, and save the email confirmation or download it from the account.
8. 8At the restaurant, arrive within 15 minutes, identify the First Table booking, keep the party to the confirmed number, and check that the food discount is applied before paying.
9. 9Pay separately for items the offer does not cover, including drinks and any applicable service charge, and do not combine the reservation with another offer unless the venue expressly permits it.
10. 10After the first booking or other qualifying action, check the account for the credit and retain the booking reference, screenshots and support correspondence if fulfilment is missing.

Your referral benefit

The benefit is account-level First Table booking credit recorded as £3 Credit. It is distinct from First Table's normal restaurant deal: the platform advertises 50% off food for eligible booked diners, while drinks remain full price and applicable service charges are not discounted. Official Frequent Foodies terms say booking credit can be used on the First Table website or app and cannot be used to pay the restaurant meal itself. No official page reviewed confirms the exact code's posting time, expiry, minimum spend, automatic application, or whether the recipient or referrer receives the credit. Consequently, readers should regard £3 as the recorded referral amount, not guaranteed cash value, and should obtain provider confirmation if the credit is not visible in the account or checkout. Credit also does not remove the need to pay any booking fee or comply with the venue's party-size, timing, cancellation, food-only and special-condition rules.

Before you claim

• Confirm that the browser address remains exactly https://www.firsttable.co.uk/invite/2MG6ZX and that no replacement link or different code has been used.
• Check whether the landing page or signup flow visibly identifies 2MG6ZX or the £3 Credit; the current retrieved page does not display either detail.
• Verify whether First Table classifies the account as a new diner and ask support what 'first booking' means for this referral.
• Before payment, check the restaurant's displayed booking fee because the FAQ says it varies by restaurant and party size.
• Check the confirmed diner count against the party that will attend; the terms say the discount is tied to the confirmed number.
• Read the venue's special conditions and look for dishes or requirements excluded from the food offer.
• Check the bill for 50% off eligible food only; drinks and applicable service charges should not be assumed to be discounted.
• Check the booked arrival time and plan to arrive within 15 minutes, since lateness can remove both the deal and the booking-fee protection.
• Check cancellation and amendment options in My bookings; the terms say bookings cannot be transferred to another date, venue or time and refunds are limited.
• Check whether the account or checkout shows the £3 credit, its expiry or any redemption restriction; request provider confirmation where the interface is silent.
• Check for a public-holiday surcharge, photo-ID requirement at a licensed venue, and any restaurant-specific availability restriction before paying.
• Check that only one First Table is booked for the group that night and that no other voucher, discount or promotion is being combined without express permission.

First Table referral questions

Sources and verification

Reviewed 18 October 2026. The status above explains how much of the recorded claim was confirmed; always check the live brand page for the latest eligibility rules, deadlines and reward details.

• First Table exact referral destination
• First Table Frequently Asked Questions
• First Table Terms and Conditions
• Frequent Foodies Terms and Conditions
• First Table UK homepage