As Tax Day approaches, many Americans find themselves stressed over filing their returns. However, a silver lining emerges as numerous restaurants and retailers offer enticing deals and freebies to celebrate the day. On April 15, 2025, consumers can enjoy a variety of delicious discounts and promotions, making the tax deadline a little sweeter.
Burger King is leading the charge with a special offer for its Royal Perks members: 1-cent cheeseburgers with any purchase of $1 or more at participating locations. This deal can be accessed through the BK app or on their website, although it is not available in Alaska, Hawaii, or U.S. territories. "We know that tax season can be tough, but we’re here to help lighten the load with our delicious offer," said a spokesperson for Burger King.
Krispy Kreme is also getting in on the action, offering customers a chance to buy a dozen original glazed or assorted doughnuts and receive a second dozen for just the price of sales tax in their state. For those ordering online, the promo code "TAXBREAK" will grant them a free dozen when ordering for pickup or delivery. This offer is limited to April 15 and is part of Krispy Kreme's effort to make Tax Day a little sweeter.
California Pizza Kitchen is extending its generosity from April 14 to April 17, providing CPK Rewards members with a $10 discount on any order totaling $40 or more. This promotion is available for dine-in, takeout, or delivery orders, making it a convenient option for those celebrating Tax Day.
Another notable offer comes from Casey's, where rewards members purchasing any large pizza on Tax Day will receive a "pizza refund"—a credit for a free large one-topping pizza that can be redeemed within the following 21 days or by May 6. This deal promises to satisfy pizza lovers looking for a great deal.
Great American Cookies is making the day even sweeter with a buy-one-get-one-free offer on chocolate chip cookie cake slices available at participating locations nationwide. Customers can simply mention the deal at checkout to enjoy this tasty treat.
For those looking for a hearty meal, Olive Garden is bringing back its popular "buy one, take one" promotion, valid until May 4. Customers can order a menu item priced at $14.99 or higher and select a second chilled entrée to take home for free, along with unlimited breadsticks and a choice of soup or salad.
On the lighter side, Smoothie King is offering Healthy Rewards Members a $3 discount on smoothie orders over $15 or a $4 discount on orders totaling at least $20. This promotion is available on Tax Day only, encouraging customers to treat themselves to a refreshing drink.
Potbelly is also joining the Tax Day festivities with a buy-one-get-one Original sandwich deal. Customers can enjoy a free sandwich with the purchase of any Big or Original sandwich on April 15, using the promo code "BOGO" when ordering online or through the Potbelly app.
7-Eleven is offering a $10.40 discount on orders of $20 or more through the 7NOW Delivery app, using the code "WRITEOFF." This deal is available exclusively on Tax Day, making it a great option for those looking to stock up on snacks or meals.
Shake Shack is extending its Tax Day promotion through April 27, allowing customers to receive a free Black Truffle Burger, Black Truffle 'Shroom, or Black Truffle Parmesan Fries with a purchase of $10.40 or more by using the code "TRUFFLETAX" at checkout.
Hooters is offering a special deal on select appetizers for just $4.15 at participating locations when customers apply a Tax Day reward in the Hooters app at checkout. Options include popular items like mozzarella sticks and buffalo shrimp.
Finally, BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse is providing a $10 discount on any purchase of $40 or more on Tax Day, using the promo code "10OFF40." This deal is valid for dine-in, takeout, and delivery orders, ensuring that everyone can take advantage of the savings.
As Tax Day arrives, these promotions from various restaurants and retailers aim to ease the financial burden of filing taxes. With so many delicious deals available, it’s a great opportunity for consumers to treat themselves while navigating the stress of tax season. Remember to check with individual locations for participation and specific terms of each offer, as some deals may vary.
