Too Good To Go Promo Code 2026: €2.50 Welcome Credit

Download the Too Good To Go app (iOS or Android), free. Create an account with your email, enable location to see nearby partners. The app shows the outlets available that day with pickup times. No subscription is required — each bag is bought individually via secure mobile payment (card, Apple Pay, Google Pay). Sign-up takes less than 2 minutes. Too Good To Go is present in more than 1,500 French towns and cities.

Too Good To Go surprise bags cost between €3.99 and €5.99 depending on the type of outlet (bakeries, restaurants, supermarkets, hotels). The real value of the unsold goods is generally 2 to 3 times the price paid — a saving of 60 to 70%. The contents are a surprise: you choose the type of establishment but not the specific products. Bakeries often offer bread, pastries and sandwiches; restaurants, dishes of the day; supermarkets, products near their best-before date. The quality is identical to that sold in store; only the use-by date is close.

Too Good To Go bags are available according to each outlet's hours. Bakeries offer end-of-day pickups (5pm-7:30pm). Restaurants open their bags after the lunch service (2pm-3pm) or evening service (9pm-10pm). Supermarkets have end-of-day slots before closing. Reservation is done directly in the app — once reserved and paid, you have a 30-minute window to collect your bag. If you can't make it, a refund is not automatic; check each partner's conditions.

Too Good To Go is not a traditional grocery-delivery service — it's an anti-waste marketplace. You don't order specific products: you buy a batch of unsold goods at a reduced price. The platform doesn't offer classic promo codes (like "-20% off your basket"), because the very principle of the service is already a massive discount on products that would have been thrown away. It's a radically different model from a supermarket drive like Carrefour Online or Leclerc Drive.

Too Good To Go works with more than 13,000 partner outlets in France: bakeries (chains and artisan bakeries), restaurants (fast food, fine dining, cafés), supermarkets (Franprix, Monoprix, Biocoop), hotels (unconsumed breakfasts), grocers and sandwich shops. Organic chains like Naturalia and La Vie Claire are also part of the network. For planned organic shopping, compare with La Fourche, which offers an organic grocery subscription.

Founded in 2015 in Denmark, Too Good To Go is now present in 17 countries and has saved more than 350 million meals worldwide, including 52 million in France. In France, the platform has more than 8 million active users. The app is rated 4.8/5 on the App Store. Each saved bag represents about 2.5 kg of CO₂ avoided. The startup obtained B Corp certification in 2022, confirming its societal commitment. The business model is based on a commission taken on each bag sold.

The €2.50 referral credit is reserved for new accounts only. Once reserved, the bag is paid for immediately and non-refundable in case of a no-show. The contents are a total surprise — it's impossible to know in advance what the bag contains. People with allergies must check allergen information directly in store at pickup. Some partners may cancel their bag on the day if there are no matching unsold goods. The app sends a notification in case of a partner cancellation.

Too Good To Go launched its service in France in 2016, first in Paris then quickly in major cities. In 2019, the startup reached one million users in France. In 2020, despite the pandemic, TGTG developed partnerships with supermarkets to clear food stocks. The average bag price rose slightly between 2020 (€3.99) and recent years (€4.99-5.99) for restaurants. TGTG has launched social features (sharing discoveries) and a "store" section for short-dated products. For other food deals, see Picnic or HelloFresh.