Peter Pane would like to fully reward people who have been vaccinated against the corona virus.
That is why the burger restaurant is giving away free menus.
Since Friday, July 16, 2021, Peter Pane has been giving away burger menus in all of its 42 branches. The restaurant chain, which is particularly widespread in northern Germany, wants to set an example. "We would like to show appreciation through our contribution and thank everyone who has already been vaccinated," it says on the website. Because these people "make an important contribution in the fight against Corona as well as a possible further lockdown". You can pick up your free burger menu in one of the branches up to and including August 31, extratipp.com * reports.
However, there are some conditions to enjoy the free burger: The vaccination protection must already be fully guaranteed.
This means that the second injection must have been 15 or 16 days ago, depending on the vaccine.
The free burger menu is only available for the first 48 hours after immunization.
When visiting one of the Peter Pane branches, proof of vaccination must then be presented.
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And there is another restriction: the free burger menu is available Monday through Friday between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Then you can choose between fries, coleslaw and nachos for the classic burger.
One of the homemade thirst quenchers is served with it.
Vegetarian alternatives are also offered: instead of the beef or chicken patty, there is also a sweet potato and amaranth patty to choose from.
The campaign should also provide an incentive for those who have not yet been vaccinated to overcome themselves to immunization and to show solidarity with society.
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