Morrisons Discount Codes

About Morrisons

Morrisons is one of the UK's four major supermarkets - alongside Tesco, Sainsbury's, and Asda - and it occupies a particular middle ground: not the cheapest, not the most premium, but with a genuine claim to quality in its fresh food and in-store butcher, fishmonger, and bakery counters. That's the differentiator. Most supermarkets killed their counters years ago. Morrisons kept them, and it still shows.

You can shop in-store at several hundred locations across the UK, or online via morrisons.com for full grocery delivery. There's also Morrisons Now, its rapid-delivery service, which offers a smaller range of items delivered in under an hour through partnerships with delivery platforms. The two channels have different economics, so expect different prices and, crucially, different promo eligibility. A code that works on the main site often won't apply to Now orders, and vice versa.

The More Card is Morrisons' loyalty scheme and it's worth having. It provides personalised discounts and More Card-only prices on selected products, which can be genuinely useful rather than just another points-collecting exercise. Morrisons also sells a Delivery Pass subscription, which removes per-order delivery fees - useful if you shop online regularly, and currently listed among the bigger-value offers on this page.

On delivery: standard grocery orders typically require a minimum spend, and delivery slots are booked in advance in the traditional supermarket fashion. Same-day and next-day slots exist but fill quickly, particularly at weekends. The Delivery Pass makes financial sense if you're placing more than two or three online orders a month.

Where Morrisons is less impressive: its website and app have historically lagged behind Tesco and Ocado on user experience. Search and substitution during shortages can frustrate. And its geographic coverage, while broad, is patchy in rural areas and parts of London where Ocado or Deliveroo partnerships pick up the slack.

Who should shop here? Anyone who values fresh produce and counter-cut meat over the lowest possible unit price, and who wants a loyalty scheme that delivers real rather than theoretical savings. If you're purely price-driven, Aldi and Lidl will beat it. If you want a slicker digital experience, Ocado has the edge. Morrisons sits comfortably in between - and with 51 live offers currently on this page, including discounts ranging from 10% to 60% off, there's genuine value to be found if you time it right.

How to use a Morrisons discount code

1. Find your code on this page. There are currently 6 active voucher codes and 45 deals listed - codes require manual entry, deals usually apply automatically. Note that 8 codes expire within the next week, so don't sit on them.
2. Add your groceries to your basket on morrisons.com and proceed to checkout. Make sure you're logged in - most promotional codes are account-linked and won't work for guest checkout.
3. Look for the promo code box on the payment or order summary page. It's labelled something like 'Enter promo code' or 'Voucher code'. It's easy to miss if you're rushing through the checkout flow - scroll down if you can't see it immediately.
4. Type or paste your code exactly - capitalisation usually doesn't matter, but spaces do. Hit 'Apply' or 'Redeem'. The discount should appear in your order summary before you confirm payment.
5. If it doesn't apply, check the small print. Minimum spend requirements, new-customer-only restrictions, and specific delivery-type exclusions are the most common culprits. Morrisons Now codes, in particular, are often separate from main site codes.
6. Complete your order and keep your confirmation email. If the discount doesn't appear in the confirmation, contact Morrisons customer service before the order arrives - they're more helpful at that point than after delivery.

Morrisons shopping tips

• Get the More Card before anything else. More Card prices on selected items can be substantial - not a rounding error. Create an account, link the card at checkout, and check your personalised offers section regularly. The app makes this easier than the website.
• First grocery orders are where the biggest codes appear. Offers like the £16 off first order deal are specifically for new customers. If someone in your household has never ordered from Morrisons online, their account is worth more than they think.
• The Delivery Pass does the maths for you. If you're placing three or more online shops a month, a subscription pass almost certainly pays for itself. The current listed offer shows meaningful savings - worth calculating against your typical order frequency before buying.
• Act on the expiring codes this week. Eight codes are due to expire imminently. The 33% off figure - the most common discount across current offers - tends to appear on wine, seasonal food, and household items, categories where the savings are genuinely material.
• Morrisons Now is a different beast. It's faster but pricier, and its promotional landscape is largely separate from the main site. Don't assume a code from here transfers over, and check the Now app for its own deals before ordering.
• Wine multi-buys are reliably good value. The 25% off six-bottle deal is a standing promotion Morrisons runs frequently. If you drink wine and have the storage space, this is one of the more consistent offers to plan around.
• Check the 'Offers' section before you start shopping. Morrisons rotates yellow-sticker and percentage-off deals weekly. With up to 60% off on selected products at the top of the current range, browsing offers first and building your list around them is a sensible approach.
• Substitutions happen - flag preferences clearly. If you're ordering online, use the substitution preferences tool where available. Morrisons' substitutions can occasionally be creative; setting 'no substitutions' on key items avoids surprises.