Choosing an Albuquerque restaurant that offers FREE or discounted meals for kids is a fun and effective way to dine out without breaking the bank.
Many restaurants offering free kids meals put restrictions on the deals. Many have age limits, the free meal must be from the kids menu and accompanied by an adult entree purchase, and not all restaurants participate in the deal. Call ahead to find out whether your local restaurant offers these family deals before you head out.
Pro tip: Many local and chain restaurants have free or discounted kids’ meals and don’t advertise them. You must ask your server if they are offering a promotion. So don’t be shy —if you don’t ask, your kids don’t eat free.
Here’s the list of restaurants where kids eat for free or cheap.
Kids eat free every day
Christy Maes: 1400 San Pedro Ave. NE. This local favorite takes pride in its family ownership and made-from-scratch soups, stews and chicken pot pies. Kids 12 and under eat for $1.99 (includes drink). Price is for dine-in only.
La Salita: 1920 Juan Tabo Blvd. Kids under 6 eat FREE.
Kids eat free on Mondays
Chick-fil-A Kids eat FREE Mondays between 5-8 p.m. Get two free five-count kids meals when you scan your app. Albuquerque – Cottonwood Location | Chick-fil-A
Village Inn Monday and Tuesday for a limited time get a FREE meal from the kids menu with the purchase of adult entrée. (Valid for kids 10 and under.) Not valid with other discounts, coupons or promotions. Dine-in only. Tax and gratuity not included. Village Inn
Kids eat free on Tuesdays
Main Event Kids 12 and under eat FREE on Tuesdays with purchase of adult entrée.
Village Inn Monday and Tuesday for a limited time get a FREE meal from the kids menu with the purchase of adult entrée. (Valid for kids 10 and under.) Not valid with other discounts, coupons, or promotions. Dine-in only. Tax and gratuity not included.
Kids eat free on Sundays
Dickey’s Barbecue Pit – Kids eat FREE every Sunday. Dickey’s BBQ
Kids eat free other days
Denny’s Kids Eat FREE with adult entrée purchase of $6 or more. Days and participation vary by location. Restrictions may apply. See store for details.
If you’re out with the family, consider stopping by an Albuquerque museum on its FREE museum day.