The scheme, which was designed to give struggling hospitality businesses a financial boost during the pandemic, saw foodies across the country dine out for a fraction of the usual cost.
The Government picked up 50% of the bill (up to £10 per person) three days a week throughout August.
Figures released today from Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs show that more than 106 million meals were claimed for across the UK, totalling over £611 million.
Here's how the dishes stacked up in Lancashire:
9. South Ribble
Total number of restaurants claimed: 71 Total number of meals claimed for: 152,000 Total amount of discount claimed (Pounds): 903,000 Average amount claimed per outlet (Pounds): 12,700 Average discount per meal (Pounds): 5.92
10. Ribble Valley
Total number of restaurants claimed: 93 Total number of meals claimed for: 149,000 Total amount of discount claimed (Pounds): 902,000 Average amount claimed per outlet (Pounds): 9,700 Average discount per meal (Pounds): 6.07
11. West Lancashire
Total number of restaurants claimed: 103 Total number of meals claimed for: 230,000 Total amount of discount claimed (Pounds): 1,390,000 Average amount claimed per outlet (Pounds): 13,500 Average discount per meal (Pounds): 6.03
12. Wyre
Total number of restaurants claimed: 118 Total number of meals claimed for: 237,000 Total amount of discount claimed (Pounds): 1,145,000 Average amount claimed per outlet (Pounds): 9,700 Average discount per meal (Pounds): 4.83