Super Bowl discounts you can get today: Free Starbucks, Applebee's wings, pet treats, more
The 2025 Super Bowl might be over, but the deals and freebies are still going strong. Several restaurants and chains are offering free coffee, menu items, and even pet treats on Monday in honor of the Super Bowl.
Want free post-game food? Here's where to find the free or discounted items to keep an eye on today.
Today, the coffee chain celebrates "Starbucks Monday" the day after the Super Bowl. Rewards members will be able to get a free tall hot or iced brewed coffee.
To redeem the deal, you can apply the Starbucks Monday coupon in the app before you place your order or tell your barista you want to redeem the coupon when you place an order at the store.
Ohio has 515 Starbucks store locations in total, according to ScrapeHero data, landing it among the top 10 states with the most stores in the U.S.
There are currently 35 in the Cincinnati area, and four in Florence, Kentucky. Meanwhile, Columbus has 40 locations, and there are 10 in Akron, according to the store locator.
To find a Starbucks near you, visit starbucks.com/store-locator.
Applebee's will give fans six free boneless wings on Monday if a Pick Six happens during the game and an intercepted pass is returned for a touchdown. Thanks to Cooper DeJean's pick-six for the Eagles, you can mention "Applebee's Pick Six Monday" to your server or use the promo code PICK6 when ordering online to get your free wings.
To find an Applebee's near you, visit restaurants.applebees.com.
On Monday, all Denny's Rewards members can get free coffee when they dine in.
The online pet store announced that it's giving away 59,000 free treats for birds, dogs and cats if the Eagles win the Super Bowl. Chewy posted a link for pet owners to redeem select free treats on its Instagram story.
While there aren't any Carl's Jr. locations nearby in the Buckeye State, to score free Hangover Burgers, Ohio has several Hardee's locations that are offering a buy one, get one Free deal on heart-shaped biscuits to celebrate Valentine's Day. The deal runs until Feb. 16.
Chipotle is also offering rewards members a special deal on Monday in honor of the Super Bowl. The restaurant is celebrating "Extra Sunday" by giving its rewards members free guacamole and queso blanco with the purchase of an entrée. You must place the order on the Chipotle app or online and enter promo code EXTRA25 to get the deal.
There are 256 Chipotle locations throughout Ohio, including 23 in Cincinnati, 21 in Columbus, and six in Akron. To find a location near you, visit the company's store locator.
Here's a deal for those taking off on Super Sick Monday — get free delivery on all online breakfast and lunch orders of $20 or more at First Watch on Monday.
To find a First Watch near you, visit firstwatch.com/locations and input your ZIP code.
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