Checkers is celebrating ten years of service in Buffalo, offering special promotions and events at its Elmwood location to thank the community for its support.
Checkers Honors 10 Years in Buffalo with Community Events and Exclusive Deals at Elmwood Avenue
In Buffalo, New York, Checkers commemorates a decade of exceptional service to its clients. In one of the world's busiest capitals, this milestone signifies a decade of unforgettable experiences, delectable meals, and the unwavering support of a devoted community. As a gesture of gratitude, Checkers is commemorating this milestone with unbeatable deals to give back to the community that has embraced them over the past decade.
To honor its ten years of restaurant service in Buffalo, NY, Checkers is hosting a series of exciting customer promotions at its Elmwood location (1969 Elmwood Avenue, Buffalo, NY, 14207). On the day of the celebration, special deals will be available, including:
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From 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., Classic Wings will be offered for just 10 cents each.
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From 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., a unique event featuring the Buffalo Wing Festival wing bobbing qualifier will take place, where participants will compete in a 10-gallon blue cheese tub.
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From 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., guests can participate in the Buffalo Thunderbird Cruise Night Fundraiser Kickoff, enjoying Classic Wings for only $1 each, with a limit of 10 wings per order. For every $10 spent on wings, Checkers will donate $1 to Feed More WNY.
Gail Gentry, the franchise co-owner of Checkers in Buffalo, NY, reflected on the past decade, stating, “Ten years fly by when you’re having fun! It feels like yesterday when my brother Bill and I opened this location.”Gentry also mentioned that they’re offering their chicken wings for only 10 cents as a symbolic gesture of their 10-year presence in Buffalo, expressing their gratitude to the New York Community that has consistently supported them. Although part of a national brand, Gail treats the family business with great care and dedication.
The celebration of Checkers Buffalo’s 10-year milestone continues until the end of the month, from August 17 to 30, 2024, with additional deals at the Elmwood location:
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From 10:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., customers can enjoy Classic Wings for just 10 cents, limited to 5 or 10 pieces per order.
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Classic Wings will be available for $1 each from Monday to Friday, with a maximum of 10 pieces per order.
Checkers & Rally's Eases Back-to-School Budget with Affordable Meal Deals Through September 15, 2024
Budgeting for education costs and daily expenses can be challenging as summer draws close and the back-to-school season approaches. To help lighten the load, fast food brands are stepping up with value-driven meal options.
According to Fast Food Club, Checkers & rallies are joining the value meal competition for the upcoming school season, launching a new set of menu items and deals available through September 15, 2024, at participating locations nationwide.
Checkers & Rally’s back-to-school deals include:
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Fry-Seasoned Chicken Tender Wrap starting at $1.99
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Bacon Ranch Cheeseburger starting at $1.99
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Chicken Bites Family Meal starting at $12.99 as an Online Special
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There is an option to upgrade any combo meal to include a Classic Milkshake for only $1.00.


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