Robbins' Well gift cards are available to purchase online. You can choose to have your gift card sent to your recipient by email or text message.

Our gift cards are valid at Robbins' Well in Leamington Spa.

You can credit our gift cards with any denomination of £5, up to the total value of £100 each.

Our gift cards are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.

Email e-gifts can be sent to anyone with a valid UK email address. Text message e-gifts can be sent to anyone with a UK mobile number starting with 07.

After you've made payment you should receive an email detailing your order and confirming the delivery of your e-gift.

Call the gift card team on 0121 498 7098 - the line's open from 10am until 4pm Monday to Friday

Just show the email (either on your smartphone or as a print-out) or text message to your server, who will then redeem it for you.

Not at all. If there is any remaining balance on your gift card, feel free to come back and spend it before the expiry date.

Click on the 'Check my balance' link on the bottom of our gift cards page and follow the simple instructions.

Every time you redeem an e-gift received via email or text message, you should receive an automatic message telling you what you have left to spend.

Certainly. Simply call the gift card team on 0121 498 7098 - the line's open from 10am until 4pm Monday to Friday.

Call the gift card team on 0121 498 7098, Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm; they should be able to help you with any further queries.

Wireless internet, or WiFi for short, lets smartphones, tablets, laptops, cameras and all other WiFi-enabled devices connect to the internet using radio waves (via a router).

When using a WiFi hotspot, your device needs to have its WiFi capability switched on (it should be somewhere under 'settings' or 'connections'), and you need to be in range of the hotspot.

Here at Robbins' Well we've installed free O2 Wifi at every one of our steakhouses, making each of them an 'O2 Wifi hotspot'. Unlike many other kinds of WiFi hotspots, O2 Wifi is free – no hidden charges or nasty surprises, just free, fast and easy internet access. And it's available to everyone, whether or not you're an O2 customer. You can sign up for O2 Wifi at any of its hotspots.

Once registered, your WiFi-enabled devices will be connected automatically every time you visit an O2 Wifi hotspot. You don't need any passwords or usernames to connect, and using the service won't eat into your mobile data allowance.

It's simple. Just register your details the first time you access our free service (unless you've already done so at another O2 Wifi hotspot). You'll only need to do this once and you can enter up to five devices. Once signed up, your smartphone, tablet, laptop or whatever WiFi-enabled device you've registered will connect automatically every time you drop by a Robbins' Well (or other O2 hotspot).

1. It's easy to get online using our free WiFi:
2. Check that your device's WiFi is switched on
3. Select 'O2 Wifi' from the network list
4. Open your internet browser and follow the sign-up instructions (enter your phone number and the name of the device(s) you're connecting with)
5. O2 Wifi will send you a text message containing a code. Enter this plus a few simple details
6. Your welcome page should appear – you're now connected

Just click the 'No mobile coverage' link at the bottom of the page and follow the registration process. You'll be given two hours of free usage to tide you over until you can access your SMS. But you will need to fully register (with the code you've been sent) on your next visit us or another venue with O2 Wifi.

The strength of O2 Wifi depends on things like how far you are from the access point (although if you're inside one of our restaurants, that shouldn't be a problem). Or how many people are trying to connect to the same hotspot at the same time. Also, some gadgets connect to WiFi quicker than others.

You'll find additional info at o2WiFi.co.uk. Alternatively, call O2 Wifi's customer support line on 0844 4632626, which is open 8am-9pm from Monday to Friday, 8am-8pm on Saturdays and 8am-6pm on Sundays.

A number of reasons. One, security – it helps us protect you from nasty viruses and fraud. Two, legally we need to ask people to register some information about themselves before using the service (to comply with European Data Retention directives). This information may be made available to authorities as required, but we won't share your details with any third party companies.

Three, it's simpler. Registering means you don't have to log in when you visit us or any other O2 Wifi hotspot. 

The terms and conditions for using our free WiFi internet service can be found on the landing page when you connect to the O2 Wifi hotspot.

O2 Wifi's wireless network is one of the most secure public access networks. When using it you'll see a personalised welcome page with your name displayed – so when you enter an O2 Wifi hotspot, you'll know that it's genuine.

However, your device will be connected to a public network and, as such, may still be vulnerable. O2 Wifi offers the following tips and precautions to help you to protect your personal data:

• Look for URLs/addresses starting 'https' when using websites that require logging in (e.g. online email, Facebook or Twitter). The 's' in https means that the page is encrypted and your details are therefore more secure
• Only enter info like personal banking details once you know the website is secure (look for the padlock icon on your browser, click on it to confirm it is secure)
• Avoid leaving credit card details exposed on-screen
• Be careful when responding to emails – avoid divulging any personal or financial details, and remember that your bank will never ask you to send them your password or PIN
• Avoid 'phishers' (sites that resemble legitimate businesses but are in fact fakes designed to steal your personal details)
• Install and update well-known anti-virus software and personal firewalls if appropriate
• Ensure that you turn off automatic log-in facilities and that you log out when your session ends (check that 'Keep me logged in' boxes are not ticked)
• Use a secure, free VPN to connect to the internet – O2 Wifi recommends http://hotspotshield.com/
• Ensure that your device is password or pin-protected
• Don't leave your laptop unattended in a public place. Lock your screen if you absolutely need to leave it