Updated: Deal details can change — always verify before ordering.
"Kids eat free" deals are a great way to feed a family cheaply, but the details matter: which day, what age counts as a kid, whether an adult entrée is required, and whether it's dine-in only. Here's what we track, with those details noted.
Food deals change quickly. We track day-of-week, location, app/rewards, expiration, and source details so one failed attempt is not automatically treated as fake.
Community reports and tool outputs are not guarantees. Always verify the discount actually applies at checkout before you order.
Applebee's
A free kids meal (children 12 and under) with the purchase of a full-price adult entrée, dine-in, at participating locations.
Because locations are franchised, the specific day/window isn't standardized nationally (often a weekday). Confirm the day and eligibility with your local restaurant.
Bob Evans
Kids eat free on Tuesdays with the purchase of an adult entrée, ordered through the brand's app. A recurring weekly family offer.
The per-entrée kids limit and terms can vary by location — confirm at your restaurant.
Denny's
One free kids meal per qualifying adult entrée, offered daily during an evening window rather than a single fixed night.
Hours and terms vary by restaurant.
IHOP
A recurring but time-limited kids-eat-free promotion — typically one free kids entrée per adult entrée, dine-in. It is not always active.
IHOP runs this only during limited-time windows, so confirm current dates at your local restaurant.
MOD Pizza
A free kids meal on Sundays with the purchase of a full-size pizza or salad, using an online code from the brand's Kids Eat Free page.
Code: KEF2026
Framed as a year-round Sunday deal at participating locations; confirm the code applies in your online order.
Uno Pizzeria & Grill
A kids-eat-free night on Tuesdays, alongside weekday lunch specials and a free individual pizza when you join the rewards club.
Specials vary by location — confirm the kids-eat-free night at your restaurant.
Check the restaurant app or site and your local location before ordering.
Source-listedmeans we found the deal on the brand's own site and summarized it — not that we confirmed it at your checkout. Community reportedcomes from visitors and isn't checked by us. Nothing here is marked Verified unless a person confirmed it.
Four things decide whether a kids-eat-free deal actually works for you: the day it runs, the age cutoff for a "kid," how many kids eat free per paying adult, and whether it's dine-in only or also in the app. All four are set at the location level and can differ store to store.
The safest move is a quick call to your local restaurant to confirm the current night and the age limit — those change more often than the deal itself.
A single “didn't work today” isn't treated the same as “looks fake.” Day-specific, regional, and app-only deals fail for ordinary reasons, so we weigh a soft miss far less than a genuine fraud report.