The fast-food world is buzzing this weekend as industry giants like McDonald’s, Burger King, Starbucks, and Dunkin’ roll out their most enticing promotions yet. From free coffee upgrades to buy-one-get-one deals, these limited-time offers are designed to draw in loyal customers while keeping the competition fierce. Here’s what you need to know before heading out.
McDonald’s: A Deal for Every Craving
McDonald’s is turning up the heat this weekend with promotions that cater to both burger enthusiasts and breakfast lovers. Select locations are offering a free Quarter Pounder with Cheese when you order via their mobile app and spend $15 or more. For those who love starting their day with Mickey D’s, there’s a buy-one-get-one-free deal on McGriddles and Egg McMuffins during breakfast hours.
Looking to satisfy your sweet tooth? The chain has also brought back their fan-favorite $1 hot fudge sundae promotion—but only while supplies last. These offers are available through the McDonald’s app, so be sure to download it before you miss out.
Burger King: Royal Perks for the Weekend
Burger King is upping the ante with exclusive offers for members of its Royal Perks rewards program. This weekend, customers can score a free Whopper with any purchase of $5 or more. In addition, Burger King is offering a family bundle for $20, which includes two Whoppers, two small fries, two small drinks, and 10 nuggets.
For the snack-lovers, don’t miss their latest Pickle Fries, which are available for a limited time. Pair them with a discounted milkshake—only $2 this weekend—for the ultimate treat.
Starbucks: A Caffeine Lover’s Paradise
Starbucks is making sure caffeine enthusiasts stay energized this weekend. Through Sunday, Rewards members can enjoy a free size upgrade on any holiday drink purchase, including popular options like the Peppermint Mocha and Caramel Brulée Latte. The chain is also introducing a “Happy Hour” deal on Friday afternoon, offering 50% off all handcrafted beverages for a limited time.
Additionally, Starbucks is pushing its merchandise sales with a 20% discount on holiday-themed tumblers and mugs when purchased in-store. For fans of festive drinks and collectables, this is a deal you don’t want to miss.
Dunkin’: Sweet Treats and Savory Steals
Dunkin’ is keeping it simple yet irresistible with a weekend special that offers a free medium hot or iced coffee with any purchase of a breakfast sandwich. Their famous Munchkins are also on sale, with a dozen for just $2 when you buy any beverage.
Fans of Dunkin’s seasonal offerings will be thrilled to hear that holiday donuts like the Frosted Gingerbread are included in the promotion. This deal is available at participating locations, so be sure to double-check before heading out.
The Competition Heats Up
With each chain offering exclusive and tempting deals, the fast-food wars are in full swing this weekend. From free burgers to discounted coffee, customers have plenty of reasons to indulge. Be sure to act fast—these offers are only available for a limited time, and supplies won’t last.


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