Covent Garden market offering free gifts including kebabs and skincare to people who have certain birthdays

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Covent Garden market offering free gifts including kebabs and skincare to people who have certain birthdays

Covent Garden's shopping and dining district is giving away freebies throughout January to people whose birthdays fall in what many feel is the most depressing month of the year. January is famously viewed as one of the year's gloomiest months.

A study by The Yards revealed that 76 per cent of Brits consider January the worst month to celebrate their birthdays. To make things a little better, select venues at The Yards are offering free gifts to people who can prove their birthday is in January.

To claim them, all you have to do is show up to a participating venue with your ID. Townhouse is handing out a complimentary Townhouse Cream #1 30ml. It's free for anyone booked in for a treatment, and keeps skin smooth and hydrated in cold weather.

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People walking through The Yards in Covent Garden
There's free food, drink, and skincare up for grabs

At members club The Conduit, you get a complimentary Royal Flush mocktail when you dine at the Rooftop Restaurant for Friday dinner and Saturday lunch or dinner. The mocktail is a Darjeeling-based sparkling non-alcoholic tea.

There are also some venues giving out freebies without the need to buy anything first. Steakhouse and barbeque restaurant temper is offering a complimentary Momma’s Margarita. All you need to do is prove you're a January baby.

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Luci is treating people born in January to a complimentary coffee and a pastry. The Italian bakery's offerings includes their famous pistachio-filled croissant, available from the 18-metre long counter.

And at Pan Asian restaurant Gura Gura, you can get free desserts if you're born in January. The offers are available until January 31, and all you need is your ID to prove your birthday. You can find The Yards at Martin's Courtyard, The Yards, 17 Slingsby Pl, London WC2E 9AB.

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