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National Burrito Day 2026: Deals and freebies from Chipotle, QDOBA and more
- On Thursday, April 2, 2026, restaurants nationwide celebrate National Burrito Day with discounts and freebies. Major chains including Chipotle and Qdoba lead promotions through their apps and loyalty programs.
- This annual celebration honors the popular Mexican-inspired dish originating with street vendors in Mexico. Over time, these portable meals took on the nickname 'burritos,' or 'little donkeys,' evolving into a beloved staple across the U.S.
- Chipotle offers $2 million in prizes via its Burrito Vault game, while Baja Fresh serves $5 chicken Baja Burritos. Del Taco provides a free classic burrito to rewards members making a $3 purchase on April 2.
- Moe's Southwest Grill offers a buy-one-get-one deal, and 7-Eleven sells chicken fajita burritos for $5. Dog Haus donates 100% of access pass proceeds to No Kid Hungry to 'support the fight against childhood hunger.'
- Most deals require app-based membership to redeem offers, so join programs early before National Burrito Day. Since some promotions have limited inventory, double-check local store participation online to ensure availability.
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The Economic TimesNational Burrito Day 2026: Top deals and freebies from Chipotle and other chains
National Burrito Day 2026 arrives on April 2. Many popular restaurants are offering special deals. Enjoy free delivery from Chipotle. Moe's Southwest Grill provides a buy-one-get-one offer. QDOBA has a free entree deal with purchase. Del Taco and Taco John's offer free burritos. Other chains like Laredo Taco Company, Chronic Tacos, and Farmer Boys also have promotions.
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IBTimes AustraliaNational Burrito Day 2026 Brings Free Burritos, BOGO Deals at Chipotle, Qdoba, Moe's and More
It's National Burrito Day on Thursday, April 2, 2026, and hungry fans across the country are celebrating the handheld Mexican favorite with free burritos, buy-one-get-one offers and deep discounts at major chains and smaller spots alike.
·New York, United States
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