National Cheeseburger Day Is Almost Here: Here Are 9 Places Where You Can Get Your Buns and Run

If you were to ask anyone who knows me well what my favorite food is, they would all say a cheeseburger. The iconic combination of melted cheese and juicy beef patty has been my favorite guilty pleasure since I was young. So you best believe I’m excited for National Cheeseburger Day this Wednesday (September 18). If you also can’t wait to dive into the best deals from some of the top fast food chains , you’ve come to the right place. Here are all the can't-miss National Cheeseburger Day deals that will have you craving burgers all day long!

McDonald’s: A 50 cent steal

This year, the Golden Arches are going big with a deal that’s hard to pass up (aside from their nostalgic collector's meal ) — a Double Cheeseburger for just 50 cents. The offer is available exclusively through the McDonald’s app, so make sure you download it and check the deals section. Plus, for the frequent app users, every first purchase using MyMcDonald’s Rewards will also earn 1500 bonus points, which you can redeem in the future.

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Buffalo Wild Wings: BOGO burgers

If you’re part of Buffalo Wild Wing’s Blazin’ Rewards program, you can score a buy-one-get-one-free cheeseburger deal. Options include the Triple Bacon Burger, Jason Kelce’s pick or the new Bacon Mac & Cheese Burger.

Smashburger: $5 classic singles

Smashburger is all about simplicity this National Cheeseburger Day, offering its fan-favorite Classic Singles for just $5 at participating locations. The burgers include the Classic Smash Burger, Turkey Burger, Black Bean Burger and Veggie Burger. You can grab this deal in-store or online with the promo code CLASSIC24.

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Red Robin: gourmet burger discount

If bottomless steak fries are calling your name, head to Red Robin for their $10 gourmet cheeseburger dine-in offer. Running from September 17 through Thursday, customers can get this fancy-for-less entrée with your choice of bottomless side. Just note you’ll have to go in person at participating locations.

Wendy’s: Week-long deals

Wendy’s isn’t limiting the celebrations to just one day either. They’re offering a one cent Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger with any purchase exclusively on the app. If you’re a rewards member, pair your burger with a free order of Hot & Crispy Fries (any size). This in-app offer occurs every Friday through the end of 2024.

Burger King: Whopper Wednesday wins

Burger King is bringing out its weekly Whopper Wednesday deal on September 18, offering a free flame-grilled cheeseburger exclusively for Royal Perks members. But the chain also has week-long freebies valid with a purchase of $1 or more, including four-piece Chicken Fries, soft drink (any size) and four-piece Mozzarella Fries.

Dairy Queen: $8 Double Cheeseburgers

Dairy Queen is offering double fun for you and someone special (or just you) on National Cheeseburger Day. Exclusively on the app, they’re offering two Double Original Cheeseburger Signature Stackburgers for just $8 — which you can pair with their new lineup of fall Blizzards .

Denny’s: Spooky Afterlife specials

This Wednesday, Denny’s rewards members can get 20 percent off any burger, including the limited-edition Beetlejuicy Burger on the Afterlife Menu , inspired by the recent spooky sequel Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. And you might need a few napkins for it, as it comes with three quarter-pound patties, bacon, provolone cheese and Diner Q sauce.

Wayback Burgers: BOGO on classic burgers

The fast casual restaurant is offering a special BOGO deal on their classic burger. Customers can redeem the deal in-store or through the Wayback Burgers app (for rewards program members).

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