All the best deals for National Taco Day 2023… including a big-name chain offering a $10 deal
The best deals for National Taco Day 2023… including a major chain offering a $10 deal
- Restaurants across the country celebrate this delicious appetizer every year on October 4
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Many major restaurants are offering great deals in honor of National Taco Day.
Participants include Australian food chain Guzman y Gomez joining in on the fun, Taco Bell and several other restaurant franchises based in the US.
Taco Bell is pulling out all the stops for its annual food day by bringing back the Taco Lover’s Pass for $10 October 3-4.
California Tortilla is also celebrating by giving their customers a free taco coupon with any purchase on October 4, even if it’s just a drink.
Australian-based food chain Guzman Y Gomez took part in National Taco Day by teaming up with Doordash to buy two tacos for a .99 cent deal.
The name ‘taco’ originated by Mexican silver miners in the 18th century after gunpowder was wrapped in paper like a ‘taquito’
Taco Bell is bringing back its Taco Lover’s Pass for just $10 from October 3-4. Membership entitles you to one taco per day for 30 consecutive days
Chevy’s Fresh Mex is offering consumers a free Chevys Taco Plate with the purchase of an entree of equal or greater value.
Meanwhile, starting today, Del Taco is offering a month-long “Tacoberfest” bundle deal — five snack tacos for $3, every Wednesday in October.
Long John Silver’s keeps it simple: Customers will receive a free taco with the purchase of any meal, combo or platter in store on October 4.
Jack in the Box is bringing back its Monster Tacos, and on October 4 only, customers can buy two on the Jack App for .99 cents.
On the Border offers classic tacos for $2 each, and Southwest chicken or brisket tacos for $4 each.
National Taco Day was first created as part of a 2009 ad campaign by restaurant chain Del Taco.
It’s similar to Taco Tuesday — a festive taco-eating day that was part of a legal battle between Taco Bell and Taco John’s in July.
The celebration is also called Mexico, Día del Taco, which translates to ‘Day of the Taco’ and is celebrated in Mexico on March 31.
Most restaurant franchises will be ending these deals after today, so for those of you looking for a free or discounted taco, head to one of these restaurant chains today.