National Taco Day 2024 – Free Tacos & Fast Food Deals

by Abdul Aziz
3 years ago
Food & Beverage

You should not miss that one out because national day 2022 is coming with the most surprising fast food deals this year. Before Monday, October 4, 2022, you will feel the tacos in the air because that's how we celebrate the free tacos on national taco day!

National Taco Day

This unofficial holiday, which falls on October 4, honors what should be a food pyramid mainstay. As a result, on National Taco Day, you're encouraged to take advantage of all the taco specials available at restaurants across the country or organize your own taco night at home, complete with homemade salsa and guacamole.

More deals will be unveiled as the date approaches, on October 4th.

Where to Get Free Tacos on National Taco Day?

It's not something that can go unnoticed so easily! The national taco day free tacos deal is available at almost every second fast food chain, including taco bell, del taco, and other Mexican restaurants.

But here, you will find the most authentic taco places where you can enjoy the free tacos on national taco day.

Chronic Tacos

Chronic Tacos will give customers one free taco (Al Pastor, Chicken, Carnitas, or Beyond Beef) on October 4 - 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Follow Chronic Tacos on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter @Chronictacos to get your free taco. A week in advance, a code phrase will be announced, and that is how you will receive your freebie.

Chuy's

For $1, add a crispy beef taco to any entry entrée on October 4. Tequila specials are also available. From now until October 4, dress up like a taco and share a photo on social media with the hashtag #chuystacoday for a chance to win a free taco meal kit. The winner will be chosen at random.

Del Taco

Fans may get a free Del Taco with any purchase from Sunday, October 3 to Monday, October 4 in honor of National Taco Day. The coupon is available on the Del Taco app.

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Fuzzy's Tacos

The famed Baja-style taco business will offer $1.50 tacos all day on Monday, Oct. 4. In 18 states, Fuzzy's Taco Shop has almost 140 corporate and franchise locations. With a FuzzyRita or an ice-cold schooner of beer, enjoy your tacos on a Fuzzy's patio. At select locations, special National Taco Day pricing will be offered for dine-in, takeout, and online orders placed through the Fuzzy's Taco Shop website and app.

Hurricane Grill & Wings

On October 4, get a free taco when you buy one taco and two beers.

Jack in the Box

On October 4, the fast food company is commemorating National Taco Day by giving out two free tacos with any app purchase.

El Pollo Loco

El Pollo Loco is giving out free tacos on future orders to celebrate the start of curbside pickup on Sunday. Choose the curbside pickup while placing an order through the app on Sunday to receive two free Taco al Carbons on your next visit.

On the Border

On October 4, seasoned ground beef or chicken tinga tacos will be $2, and Southwest chicken or brisket tacos will be $4.

Qdoba

When you use code TACODAY at checkout on Qdoba's website on Sunday with a $20 minimum order, you'll get free delivery. Visit www.qdoba.com/rewards to join the loyalty program.

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Rubio's

On Monday, October 4, and Tuesday, October 5, get any taco on the menu for free with any purchase. When buying online at Rubios.com or through the Rubio's App, simply present this coupon or enter the code MKTG965.

Taco bell

To observe Taco Day and the introduction of "Taco Gifter," a new taco e-gifting service on the Taco Bell app and website, the popular business is giving away 10,000 free tacos. The reward will be a "$2 eGift Card redeemable via Taco Bell website/app order with in-store/drive-thru pickup," according to the company.

Visit www.tacobell.com/gifter for more information. Also, join up for Taco Bell's new loyalty program to get points and free food, as well as a free Doritos Locos Taco. Sign up here: www.tacobell.com/rewards

Taco Boy

Taco Boy is commemorating National Taco Day by giving away a year's worth of complimentary tacos to one lucky winner. Here's how you can participate: Get one raffle ticket entry with every taco purchased at any Taco Boy location from September 27 to October 3 at 10 p.m. Taco Boy will pick a winner on National Taco Day for a gift card valid for 365 tacos ($1,460 value). Only one winner will be picked, and Taco Boy will reveal the winner on National Taco Day through social media.

Taco Cabana

On National Taco Day, Taco Cabana is serving a variety of their most popular tacos for $1 apiece. For $1, guests may have a basic bean and cheese, shredded chicken, or ground beef taco. This offer is valid in the restaurant, at the drive-thru, on the MyTC! App, and for curbside pickup.

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Taco Del Mar Face Mask

Taco Del Mar

Taco Del Mar is commemorating National Taco Day by giving away free TDM face masks to customers. Customers who order Dos Tacos, aside, and a drink on October 4 will receive a complimentary face mask while supplies last.

Taco John's

In honor of National Taco Day on October 4, use the Taco John's Rewards app to enjoy a free Crispy Beef Taco.

Tijuana Flats

For three days, Tijuana Flats will be celebrating National Taco Day. All-day Friday through Monday, starting October 4, enjoy two tacos, chips, and a drink for $5.99.

Yummy Taco Facts for Every Foodie Reading This

• Every year, more than 4.5 billion tacos are devoured in the United States. It sounds strange and delicious at the same time!

• Taco Bell was the first Mexican fast food business founded by Glen Bell in 1962. Every week, it serves more than 40 million clients. In addition, contrary to popular misconception, Taco Bell's "seasoned beef" is made out of 88 percent beef rather than 35 percent.

• The term taco was coined in the 18th century. A taco back then meant paper wrapped around gunpowder. Talk about a flavor explosion.

• The hard shell taco was created in 1947 as a solution to the problem of corn tortillas not keeping their freshness for lengthy periods of time.

• Tacos were initially introduced to the United States from Mexico in the twentieth century.