Mother's Day 2025: Best Restaurant deals, freebies, gift cards & special menus to treat mom
This Mother's Day is a bit pricier thanks to inflation and tariffs. Even though many kids are excited to celebrate, they'll have to deal with higher costs, though there are still some good deals to help save.
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Moms should be celebrated every day, not just on one special day. However, finding meaningful gifts for them can be tricky for kids. When it comes to giving gifts to your own mother, money may not matter, or does it?With Mother's Day coming up on Sunday, May 11, many kids take their mothers out for a nice meal or buy them gifts. But this year, it seems kids will have to pay more than usual for these treats.A survey by the National Retail Federation found that 84% of kids in the U.S. plan to celebrate Mother's Day and spend about $256.04. The survey, which took place between March 31 and April 7, 2025, asked 7,948 people.Some think the higher prices are because of inflation or tariffs, but another survey by LendingTree found that people are planning to spend around $148 this year, which is 14% less than last year's $172.The survey found two main reasons for this decrease in spending. 56% of people say inflation and the current economy will affect how much they spend, and 38% believe tariffs will make them spend less.Despite inflation or tariffs, kids won't let that stop them from celebrating their mothers. The good news is that many restaurants and stores are offering special deals.So if you're looking for food discounts, gift cards, rewards, special menu offers, or delivery options, there are ways to save without breaking the bank.Buy one sandwich, get one free on May 10; $1.99 mozzarella sticks with any purchase on May 11.Moms eat free (up to $14) on May 11.: Buy one drink, get one free or $1 off any drink on May 11.Free Whopper with a King Jr. Meal for Royal Perks members on May 11.Heart-shaped pizza and $8 sangrias on May 10-11.Mother's Day brunch starting at $55 per person on May 10-11.Buy one breakfast menu item, get another for $1 on May 11.Get $10 in Rewards for spending $30+ on gift cards through May 11.Buy a $50 gift card, get a $10 bonus card (through June 15).Get $10 in Rewards with gift card purchases of $30+ through May 11.$50 Gather Round Meal and a free dessert for Rewards members through May 11.$10 in Rewards for gift card purchases of $30+ through May 11.Get $10 in Rewards with $30+ gift card purchase through May 11.Dessert surprise for moms on May 11.Mother's Day brunch for $55 for adults, $17 for kids.Mother's Day brunch buffet on May 11 for $75 adults, $19 kids.Mother's Day Brunch from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. starting at $24.99 for adults.Special Mother's Day cakes; $5 off a cake purchase of $35+ for Rewards members in May.$5 in rewards with gift card purchases through June 27, plus heart pops with cake purchases.Special "Minis for Mom" available through May 11.Free delivery on orders of $8+ through May 17 with the code HOT4MOMS.$30 Family Meal for 5 with code THANKSMOM through May 11.Inflation and tariffs are driving up the cost of gifts and meals.Yes, many restaurants and stores offer special deals and discounts.
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