The best Halloween 2026 food deals for Saturday, Oct. 31: Chipotle’s $6 Boorito, free Krispy Kreme doughnuts in costume, Burger King BOGO and free kids’ meals at Denny’s and Outback.
Halloween lands on a Saturday this year, and a lot of restaurants are handing out treats of their own. Some want a costume, some want an app and a few just want you to show up hungry.
Here’s what’s on the table for Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026, based on the chains’ own announcements where we could find them and roundups from Sporked, The Freebie Guy and Hip2Save.
One warning before you plan your night around free food: almost every deal says “participating locations.” Check your local store or app first.
What is the Chipotle Boorito deal for Halloween 2026?
Chipotle’s Boorito is back. Rewards members who show up in costume can get a $6 entree on Oct. 31 from 3 p.m. to close, according to Chipotle’s release on PR Newswire.
The fine print matters here:
You have to be a Chipotle Rewards member and scan your Rewards card at checkout
It’s in-restaurant only, one per costumed guest
It doesn’t work on mobile, online, delivery, kids’ meals or catering
Sides, queso, extra meat and guac (except on veggie entrees) cost extra
Chipotle is also waiving delivery fees on Sunday, Nov. 1, through its app or website, with a $10 minimum. That one doesn’t apply in California, Colorado, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Minnesota or Virginia.
Is Krispy Kreme giving away free doughnuts on Halloween?
Yes, two days of them. Anyone who walks into a participating U.S. Krispy Kreme in costume gets a free Original Glazed or Classic Ring doughnut on Friday, Oct. 30, and Saturday, Oct. 31, according to Krispy Kreme’s release. No purchase needed.
That’s the easiest freebie on this list. Throw on cat ears and you’re set.
Which fast food chains have Halloween deals?
Several, and most of them run through the apps. These come from Sporked’s roundup and were also listed by The Freebie Guy or Hip2Save:
Burger King: buy one Whopper Jr., get one free on Oct. 31 for Royal Perks members, online or in the app
Arby’s: a free Chicken or Angus Cheesesteak with a $10 purchase for rewards members, through Nov. 1
KFC: 50 nuggets for $20 on Oct. 31, the last of its “13 Days of Scary Good Deals”
Whataburger: buy one, get one 9-piece Whatawings on Oct. 31 for rewards members in the app
Sonic: 50-cent corn dogs on Oct. 31
Wendy’s has its $1 Boo! Book through Nov. 1, with Jr. Frosty coupons good through the end of the year, The Freebie Guy and Hip2Save reported.
Where do kids eat free on Halloween 2026?
A few sit-down chains are going after families:
Denny’s: one free kids’ entree with each adult entree on Oct. 31 at participating locations, with a limit of two
Outback: a free kids’ meal with an adult entree on Oct. 31; online orders use code SPOOKYFREE
MOD Pizza: a free kids’ meal for costumed kids 12 and under with a regular pizza or salad, in-restaurant only
Red Robin: a free sundae with a kids’ meal for costumed kids under 11, Oct. 30 through Nov. 1
The roundups disagree a little on Denny’s limit. Sporked and The Freebie Guy say two per ticket, while Hip2Save says two per party and dine-in only.
What other Halloween food deals are out there?
Pizza Hut has a My Haunt Box starting at $6.99, with a personal pizza plus fries or four boneless wings. Buy a $10.99 large three-topping pizza through Oct. 31 and you unlock a buy-one-get-one medium pizza you can use Nov. 1 to 8.
Applebee’s has its “Hallowings” bucket, 20 boneless wings for $12.99, through Oct. 31 while supplies last. It’s an off-premise deal, so think takeout or delivery.
Dunkin’ is offering triple points for rewards members on half-dozen and dozen doughnuts and Munchkins boxes on Oct. 30 and 31. Shake Shack has a code, SCARYGOOD, for online or app orders of $10 or more through Oct. 31, though the roundups differ on exactly what it gets you.
How do I make sure a Halloween deal works?
Download the app before Saturday. More than half of these deals need a rewards account, and signing up in a busy drive-thru line on Halloween night is nobody’s idea of fun.
Wear the costume for Chipotle, Krispy Kreme, MOD and Red Robin. Then check the chain’s app or site that morning, since “participating locations” can mean your store sits this one out. Between a free doughnut, a $6 burrito and a free kids’ meal, though, Halloween dinner can be almost as cheap as the candy.
Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.
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Hat Tips:
Chipotle (Oct. 20), Boorito terms and Nov. 1 delivery offer
Krispy Kreme (Oct. 12), free doughnut in costume
Sporked (Oct. 28), Halloween deals roundup
The Freebie Guy (Oct. 27), Halloween deals and freebies
Hip2Save (Oct. 22), Halloween restaurant specials
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