OK, so it’s not going to be scorching in the Inland Empire this Memorial Day weekend, but 7-Eleven stores are still going to offer you a cheap way to cool down.
The ubiquitous convenience store chain will be selling medium Slurpees for just 49¢ today (May 24) through Monday (May 27) at participating locations.
Just try not to get brain freeze.
It’s not the first time Baker’s Drive-Thru has offered up a coupon for chips, salsa and 32-ounce soda for just $1, but this time it’s good all weekend.
And the chips and salsa aren’t even on the menu yet.
Today (April 22) is Earth Day, and both Loving Hut and Feisty Chicken & Grill have deals lined up in celebration.
Vegan restaurant Loving Hut is offering 10% off when you present this coupon any day through Saturday (April 27). You have the option to display the coupon on your mobile device or print it in color or black and white.
Loving Hut has locations in Claremont (175 N. Indian Hill Blvd., Suite A 102) and Upland (903 W. Foothill Blvd.).
For details, click here.
In a trend that seems have shrunk a little this year (kinda like our take-home pay), restaurants are easing the burden on weary taxpayers by offering deals tomorrow (April 15), which happens to be Tax Day.
Head over the jump to see what’s available here in the Inland Empire.
Sunday (March 24) is National Corn Dog Day, and Wienerschnitzel is celebrating by giving away corn dogs!
The catch is you gotta buy one to get one, but it’s still free, right?
In addition, the chain is in the midst of its ‘Cash in on a Corn Dog’ contest, so that corn dog could be worth as much as $10,000.
Wienerschnitzel has locations throughout the Inland Empire.
It’s not so much about the coffee bean and all about the tea leaf at the Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf’s spring open house tomorrow (March 7).
From 2 to 6 p.m., you’ll be able to sample 12-ounce tea beverages for just $1 at participating locations. Ralphs locations are not participating.
25¢ won’t even buy you a cup of coffee any more…except at Burger King this week.
Through Sunday (March 10), the fast food chain is promoting its revamped coffee lineup — which now includes lattes — by selling a 12-ounce cup of its new BK Smooth Roast coffee for just a quarter.
The new brew is a Seattle’s Best Coffee 100 percent Latin American arabica blend and is also available in decaf, or iced plain or with flavored with vanilla, mocha or caramel.
Burger King locations can be found throughout the Inland Empire, with the exception of South Mount Vernon Avenue in Colton and West Base Line in San Bernardino, both of which are now closed.
Hungry? Short on cash?
Baker’s Drive-Thru has come to your rescue with today’s (January 30) coupon for a $1 chicken sandwich.
You can choose from grilled, Caribbean, teriyaki or Monterey varieties.
The sandwiches normally sell for $3.89…a whopping 74% savings!
The McRib may have gone back into the vault, but McDonald’s has plenty to take its place.
First up are a new item, Fish McBites, which are basically the seafood equivalent of Chicken McNuggets.
Fish McBites are available in snack, regular and shareable sizes, as well as being an option for Happy Meals.
Also returning for the umpteenth time is the seasonal Shamrock Shake.
Fish McBites and the Shamrock Shake are available for a limited time.
Where will you be watching the big game on Sunday (February 3)?
Lazy Dog Cafe is enticing football fans (and the rest of us) with $3 to $6 Happy Hour food and drink specials all day.
Inland Empire locations include Rancho Cucamonga and Temecula.
Click here for the Happy Hour menu.
