National Hamburger Day 2025: Deals from McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's — and how to get free burgers today
Mark your calendars, folks!
National Hamburger Day 2025
is celebrated today (Wednesday, May 28), so get ready to savor the flavor!
National Hamburger Day is here to satisfy your cravings and your wallet. Restaurants across the United States are offering big discounts, from fast-food chains to local establishments.
Burger King
,
Wendy's
, and Shake Shack are providing free or discounted burgers with app orders or loyalty rewards.
Americans love burgers and History.com estimates that 50 billion hamburgers are eaten in the US annually, so no special day is needed.
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Hungering for a burger? Here are the best 2025
National Burger Day
deals, as per a report by Azcentral.
Burger King National Hamburger Day:
- Free Original Chicken Sandwich with purchase of $1 or more.
Live Events
- Free hamburger on May 28 with purchase of $1 or more.
Through May, Royal Perks members can get a hamburger for 125 crowns, half the usual reward redemption cost. The BK app and website offer good deals for pre-ordering. Before ordering, activate the deals in the app's "Offers" tab or online.
Shake Shack:
Through June 1, get a free ShackBurger with any $10 or more purchase (use code BURGERMONTH when placing your order in-store, online, or through the Shack app).
Buffalo Wild Wings:
- Half-off any burger on May 28 for delivery using code GOBURGER (offer not valid for dine-in orders).
Dairy Queen:
- Buy a Signature Stackburger, get another for 99 cents through June 1.
- Must join DQ Rewards and claim the deal in the app.
Wendy's:
- One-cent Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger with any in-app purchase
Dog Haus:
Order any Haus Burger or Big Belly Burger on May 28 and get 25 Haus Rewards app Bonus Points.
Farmers Boys:
Sign up for the Very Important Farmer rewards app to get a Big Cheese for $4 on May 28.
GrubHub
Members can get 20% off $25 orders at Arby's (maximum savings, $7) and 25% off $20 orders at Sonic Drive-In from May 26 to June 1.
Hurricane Grill & Wings:
Get a Steak Burger and Fries for $9.99 (dine-in and online).
Smashburger:
It offers a $5.28 single burger, including the Jalapeño BBQ Bacon Stack Smash, at participating locations nationwide on May 28.
Use the code JUST528 to redeem the deal in-store or online. Sonic Drive-In: Order half-price Cheeseburgers via the app on May 27 after 5 p.m. The app offers half-price shakes after 5 p.m. throughout the month.
Whether you're a cheeseburger fanatic or enjoy trying new stacks, this is your day to grab a burger.
FAQs
How do I get a free hamburger today?
When you order through their app or website, many chains, such as Burger King and Shake Shack, offer
free burgers
with your purchase.
Is McDonald's serving anything today?
Although not specifically mentioned, McDonald's frequently participates in app-exclusive deals; check their app for any surprise offers today.
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