National Burrito Day, a day of freebies and discounts on Mexican food, is Thursday, April 3. Here's a list of a few deals.

Several national chains are offering special deals for National Burrito Day. With National Burrito Day coming on Thursday, Apr. 3, plenty of restaurants of all sizes are offering deals to celebrate.

While April 1 is known for being a national day of jokes and pranks, April 3 is known for something a little more appetizing – burritos. The burrito, which translates to "little donkey," likely ...

Michigan diners can take advantage of Chipotle deals ahead of National Burrito Day, including the comeback Burrito Vault game ...

Happy 2025 National Burrito Day to all who celebrate — and really, shouldn’t we all celebrate burritos every day, especially on Thursday March 3, 2025? Burritos are delicious any day of the ...

While April 1 is known for being a national day of jokes and pranks, April 3 is known for something a little more appetizing – burritos. The burrito, which translates to "little donkey," likely ...

April 3 is National Burrito Day. Chipotle Mexican Grill and Moe's Southwest Grill celebrate National Burrito Day by doing buy one get one promotions. There are two Moe's Southwest Grill's and six ...

Languages: English Burrito lovers across the United States will have reason to celebrate on April 3 as major restaurant chains launch promotions for National Burrito Day. The annual event ...

Chipotle is celebrating National Burrito Day with tons of fun activities! The Mexican chain restaurant is bringing back its ...

On Thursday, April 3, the world pays homage to the beloved Mexican wrap on National Burrito Day, and many restaurants are cooking up deals, discounts and freebies for the occasion. Here are a few ...

Get ready to give the burrito some love. That's right, it's time for National Burrito Day, and some of your favorite Mexican restaurants are dishing out deals to celebrate. National Burrito Day is ...

National Burrito Day takes place on the first Thursday in April. According to National Today, the beloved Mexican dish has only been offered in American restaurants since the 1930s.