This deal is actually the day after Tax Day, but close enough. On Wednesday, get a free Pizookie with any $9.95 purchase.
Free, discounted food: Tucson Tax Day deals 2018
The tax deadline is April 17 this year, but it's not all dreary.
If you had to shell out some cash, take advantage of these local discounts and deals.
BJ's Brewhouse
Applebee's
Get $1 margaritas, what the chain has coined Dollarita, through the whole month. Deal ends April 30.
Hungry Howie's Pizza
Tax day specials at hungry Howie’s.
Get a medium 1-topping pizza for free when you buy a large 1-topping pizza at regular price. Use code TAXDAY19.
Sonic
Half off single cheeseburgers.
Schlotzsky’s
Free small original sandwich with purchase of 32-ounce fountain drink and chips.
Bruegger’s Bagels
All Tucson locations. Visit brueggers.com and sign up for eclub and get a coupon for a baker’s dozen and two tubs of cream cheese for $10.40.
Tucson Kona Ice
National Bank of Arizona, 335 N. Wilmot Road. From noon-2 p.m. get one free shaved ice.
Beyond Bread
All Tucson locations. Visit beyondbread.com and click ‘subscribe to our news.’ You will receive an e-mail for a free loaf of bread with purchase of $5 or more. Valid through May 8.
Oreganos
All Tucson locations. Order a Painkiller cocktail and Oregano’s will pay the taxes on your drink.
Firehouse Subs
All Tucson location. Free medium sub with purchase of regular price medium or large sub with chips and a medium drink. April 17-19.
Hooters
Kids eat free with $10 or more adult entrée purchase.
Boston Market
All Tucson locations. Half chicken individual meal for $10.40. Includes: two sides, cornbread and regular fountain drink.
Tax Day
The federal tax deadline is April 17 this year, and it’s not all dreary.
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