Spooky season savings: Where to find this year’s best Halloween meal deals

Halloween isn’t just for the kids anymore—and you don’t need a superhero cape to enjoy it. As holiday spending climbs above $13 billion this year, more adults are joining in the fun by swapping trick-or-treating for savings on their favorite meals. From burritos to boneless wings, national chains are offering festive Halloween promotions that cater to all ages.

Many of these deals are easy to redeem, especially for folks who prefer staying cozy at home or dining early to avoid the crowds.

Whether you’re planning a family dinner or just want a fun outing with the grandkids, these restaurant offers are well worth checking out.

Chipotle’s $6 “Boorito” returns for its 25th year

One of the most popular Halloween food deals is back for its 25th year. Chipotle’s “Boorito” promotion lets customers in costume score a $6 entrée on October 31—no elaborate outfit required.

The deal is available in-store from 3 p.m. to close, but only for Chipotle Rewards members. Burritos, bowls, salads, tacos, and quesadillas all qualify.

And if dressing up feels like a lot, don’t worry—a witch hat, pumpkin T-shirt, or just wearing orange and black is usually enough!

Chipotle is also running a “Chip-or-Treat” bonus for rewards members through October 30.

It includes surprise perks like free guacamole, chips, or bonus points—up to four rewards during the month.

Also read: Trick-or-treat for grown-ups: Your ultimate guide to scoring free & cheap Halloween goodies this year

More Mexican deals for Halloween and Dia de los Muertos

Looking beyond Chipotle? Moe’s Southwest Grill has a two-day BOGO special for rewards members, available in-store, in-app, and online on October 31 and November 1.

It applies to entrees like burritos, bowls, tacos, and salads—perfect for couples or grandparents treating the kids!

California Tortilla also gets in the spirit with two savings options: come in costume for $5 off any burrito or bowl, or get $10 off family meals online using the promo code BOO.

Sweet treats and hearty comfort food deals

Craving something sweet? On October 31, Krispy Kreme is offering a free doughnut of your choice to anyone in costume—no purchase required, and it’s open to all ages.

Prefer something savory? Buffalo Wild Wings is serving up buy-one-get-one-free wings at participating locations.

And Applebee’s is offering a free order of boneless wings for to-go or delivery orders of $40 or more placed on Halloween.

Applebee’s is one of many restaurants offering Halloween deals—check with your local branch to see what’s on the menu. Image Source: AppleBee's.

Also read: Don’t miss out: How to get free Boneless Wings at Applebee’s this Halloween

Helpful tips to make the most of these offers

Many of these Halloween promotions are available only to members of each restaurant’s free rewards program.

Luckily, sign-up is simple and often comes with immediate perks like welcome offers or birthday treats.

Don’t feel like venturing out at night? Most of these restaurants offer curbside pickup or delivery! That means you can still enjoy the deals from the comfort of your home, especially helpful if you want to avoid crowds or evening traffic.

Some deals, like Moe’s and Chipotle’s promos, extend beyond October 31 or begin earlier in the week—offering more flexibility for your plans.

Halloween isn’t just about costumes—these restaurant deals are a fun way to treat yourself or your family without overspending.

Also read: M&M’s launches spooky giveaway with free candy for fans this Halloween

Halloween fun with the grandkids

If you’re spending time with your grandchildren, these deals make for a great low-cost outing.

Restaurants like Krispy Kreme and Chipotle welcome guests of all ages and often decorate for the season, making the experience extra festive.

BOGO offers and family discounts stretch your budget further—plus, they’re a great excuse to catch up over a meal.

Some chains even extend their hours on Halloween night to accommodate post-trick-or-treat dinners.

Also read: Don’t miss these spooky Krispy Kreme deals—here’s how you can score sweet Halloween treats!

No costume? No problem

Worried about the costume requirement? Don’t be! Most restaurants are very relaxed—just a Halloween-themed scarf, T-shirt, or hat will usually do the trick.

And not every deal even requires dressing up.

Offers like Applebee’s wing deal and California Tortilla’s online coupon only need a promo code or purchase minimum, not a costume.

Also read: Protect your home! Expert warns: Your Halloween decor could attract burglars!

Easy ways to boost your Halloween dining savings

• Sign up for restaurant rewards programs early—they’re free and often come with immediate welcome bonuses.

• Check whether deals extend past October 31 for more flexible timing.

• Take advantage of BOGO offers when dining with family or friends to stretch your savings even further.

• Look into delivery and pickup options if you prefer to avoid crowds or late-night outings.

• Don’t stress about elaborate costumes—simple Halloween accessories like hats, scarves, or themed shirts usually qualify.

• Call your local restaurant directly to confirm participation and ask whether senior discounts can be combined with Halloween specials.

Halloween restaurant deals are a fun and easy way to enjoy the holiday—no candy or door-knocking required.

Whether you're looking for lunch with a friend or dinner after passing out treats, there’s something for everyone.

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Key Takeaways

• Chipotle’s “Boorito” promo offers $6 entrées for costumed rewards members on October 31.
• Moe’s, Krispy Kreme, and Applebee’s also offer free food or BOGO deals around Halloween.
• Many deals are available for pickup or delivery—ideal if you prefer to dine at home.
• Simple Halloween accessories usually count as a costume if you're unsure about dressing up.

Are you planning to dress up this year, or will you enjoy the savings in your own cozy way? Let us know your Halloween meal plans in the comments below!