Kids Eat Free: Restaurant Deals Around Seattle and Beyond

Eating out as a family doesn’t have to break the bank. We’ve rounded up a dozen of the best “kids eat free” (or super cheap) deals around Seattle, the Eastside and South Sound, so you can save, all while leaving dinner to the professionals.

Keep in mind that the definition of a “kid” varies, and restaurant deals and offers can change without notice. Call ahead to make sure the deal you want is still on before heading out.

We’ve organized this list of deals from Sunday–Saturday, so you can make your way through the week with an appetite. Note that a couple of restaurant deals vary by location — you’ll find those at the end of the list. 

• MOD Pizza: Get a free kids meal with the purchase of a MOD-size pizza or salad on Sundays, year-round. With dozens of locations across Puget Sound, you’re likely to find a MOD Pizza near home. Order in-store or online with the code KEF2026.
• Trapper’s Sushi: This sushi chain has nearly a dozen Washington locations where kids ages 9 and younger eat free on Sundays with a purchase of an adult meal. Whether the kids are into California rolls or chicken nuggets, they’ll find something to love on the menu.
• Agave Cocina and Cantina: Save a few bucks at this contemporary Mexican restaurant, where kids eat for just $5.99 on Sundays. There are locations in Redmond and Kent Station.
• Dickey’s Barbecue Pit: Every Sunday, you can get a free kids meal with any adult purchase of $15 or more at this spot that serves up slow-smoked barbecue. Order in-store or use the code KIDS85 online.
• Rhein Haus: Kids eat free off the kids menu on Mondays at this family-friendly beer hall in Capitol Hill. 
• The Ram Restaurant and Brewery: Not quite free, but close to it. On Sundays and Mondays at The Ram, kids meals are just $1.99 all day, with each purchase of a full-priced adult entrée. The family-owned restaurant chain has locations in Issaquah, Kent, Tacoma, Puyallup, Lake Stevens and Marysville, to name a few.
• Farrelli’s Pizza: This family-favorite spot has multiple locations, including Point Ruston, Lacey, Dupont, Sumner, Tacoma and Maple Valley. All offer free kid meals on Mondays, all day, with a minimum $10 adult purchase.
• Outback Steakhouse: Every Monday, you can get a free kids meal with every adult entree purchased. Mention “free joey meal” to your server or redeem online orders with the code JOEYFREE.
• Whistle Stop Ale House: This spot in Renton offers free kid meals on Monday nights with an adult purchase. This offer is good for children ages 11 and younger.

• Habit Burger: You’ll have to sign up for the restaurant’s free rewards program for this deal. Get one free kids meal per week with any $10 minimum purchase, available Monday–Thursday. Habit Burger has 16 participating Washington locations.
• Wing Dome: When you dine in at the Greenwood location on Tuesdays, you can get a free kids meal (for ages 12 and younger) when you buy one adult entrée. Bonus: This spot has a monthly kids craft on offer.   

• IKEA Swedish Restaurant: Hurry over to the Renton IKEA and pop into its Swedish Restaurant on Wednesdays for a free kids entrée with purchase of an adult entrée. Note: This summer promotion ends Aug. 26, 2026. We have our fingers crossed it will be back!
• Endolyn Joe’s: Every Friday night from 4 p.m. at this Seattle spot, you can get one free kids entrée with the purchase of an adult entrée.
• IHOP: Select IHOP locations, including Lynnwood, offer a free kids meal with the purchase of an adult entrée, every day after 4 p.m. All locations vary, so be sure to call before visiting. 
• Denny’s: Select locations offer a free kids meal with an adult entrée purchase of $6 or more. Days and participation vary by location. Call the Denny’s near you to see if it offers this deal.

Editor’s note: This article was originally published many years ago, and most recently updated on Aug. 25, 2026, by ParentMap’s family fun editor, Meredith Charaba. New deals were added and all information was fact-checked. Listed promotions are active as of publication, but are subject to change.