How we find deals

Where deals come from

We find restaurants from public map listings, then read each restaurant's own website for a kids-eat-free deal. A restaurant is on the map only while its own website says kids eat free. Every deal shows the words we found, a link to the page and the date we checked.

What we read from a deal

We pick out the days, the age limit and the fine print, like "with an adult meal" or "dine-in only," from the restaurant's own sentence. If the restaurant doesn't name a day, we don't guess one: the listing says "Day not listed" and shows the quote.

Keeping it current

We re-read every restaurant's website about once a week. If the deal is gone, the restaurant comes off the map until it's back. Chain deals often apply at "participating locations" only, so call ahead before you go.

How listings are ordered

On city pages, featured restaurants come first and are labeled Ad. After that, local restaurants come before chain locations, then the rest alphabetically. We don't collect or show reviews or star ratings.

Fixes

Use Report a correction on any listing and we'll fix it, usually within one business day.