Filing your taxes may be the worst, but there's a light at the end of the tunnel on April 18-- and that light could be coming from your favorite restaurant or food shop.
Even if you don't get a mega refund on Tax Day, there are plenty of places that want to put a smile on your face with some free or discounted grub. Here’s a list of 7 of the top spots to celebrate paying off Uncle Sam.
Bob Evans is offering 30 percent off your entire dine-in or takeout meal with a coupon good on Tax Day. The promotion can be used on April 18 only.
Boston Market gets into the swing of Tax Day every year with their annual $10.40 daily special. Get a half chicken individual meal with two sides and cornbread, plus a fountain drink and cookie for $10.40.
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Bruegger’s Bagels started their deal early. From April 12 – 19, the bagel spot is offering a “big bagel bundle” for $10.40. To get the deal, go to Bruegger’s Tax Day page, fill out the online form and a coupon will be emailed to you. The bundle includes a choice of any 13 bagels, along with two tubs of any cream cheese flavor.
Hot Dog on a Stick is giving away one free Original Turkey Dog on Tax Day, with no purchase required.
Noodles & Company is offering $4 off any $10 purchase placed through order.noodles.com using the code TAXDAY17 at checkout. The weeklong Tax Day promotion runs from April 12 through the 18th.
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Schlotzsky’s Deli is giving away one small sandwich with the purchase of a medium drink and chips on April 18 at participating deli locations nationwide.
McDonald's in select regions is offering customers a super-cheap deal on a Big Mac or Quarter Pounder for just 1cent (you read that right, just $0.01) when you purchase one of those sandwiches at the regular price on April 18.
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