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National Guacamole Day 2026 deals: Score free food from Qdoba, Del Taco, Tabanero, and more

National Guacamole Day 2026 takes place on Sept. 16. Score free food from Qdoba, Del Taco, Tabanero, and more.

National Guacamole Day 2026 deals: Score free food from Qdoba, Del Taco, Tabanero, and more

As if the calendar isn't already brimming with food holidays, National Guacamole Day is set to arrive on September 16. Retail giants are seizing the opportunity to lure customers with limited-time deals and generous giveaways. Here's where savvy shoppers can capitalize on these promotions.

Bubbakoo's Burritos are offering free chips and a 4-ounce guacamole with any entree purchase. California Tortilla is also joining in, giving away free guacamole and chips with any entree. Cocina 214 is running a special deal, providing discounted guacamole all day on Guacamole Day.

Del Taco Rewards members can indulge in an Epic Fresh Guacamole Burrito for just $5 during this event, whether purchased online or through their app. Fuzzy’s Taco Shop is giving away free chips and guacamole to customers who make an in-app purchase of $5 or more, using the code GUACDAY.

Guzman y Gomez is adding a free serving of guacamole to any main menu item customers order on this day. Moe’s Southwest Grill is offering a free serving of guacamole with any entree purchase. Moxies is serving up fresh Smashed Guacamole with Tajín-seasoned chips for $12 during Happy Hour.

Qdoba Mexican Eats is providing free regular chips and guacamole when customers buy any entree and enter the code GUACDAY online or in app. Tabanero is giving online shoppers a 20% discount on their order when they enter the promo code GUAC20 during checkout. Tocaya Modern Mexican is rewarding Rewards members with a free half-size serving of chips and guacamole with a purchase of $15 or more.

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