It's National Taco Day and Taco Tuesday. Let's taco 'bout the deals at Taco Bell and more
Today, Oct. 1, is Taco Tuesday and— thanks to Taco Bell —National Taco Day.
If you're looking to get your taco fix, here's a look at what several chain restaurants are offering.
Taco Bell offering $1 tacos to Rewards Members
For National Taco Day, Taco Bell is offering $1 tacos for 10 hours, according to the company . Rewards Members can redeem one taco every hour from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. through the app. Ten different tacos will be available each hour, including:
10 a.m. – Crunchy Taco
11 a.m. – Double Stacked Taco
12 p.m. – Chalupa Supreme
1 p.m. – Nacho Cheese Doritos Locos Tacos
2 p.m. – Cantina Chicken Crispy Taco
3 p.m. – Cantina Chicken Soft Taco
4 p.m. – Soft Taco Supreme
5 p.m. – Cheesy Gordita Crunch
6 p.m. – Crunchy Taco Supreme
7 p.m. – Soft Taco
Loyalty members get free taco at Taco John's
At Taco John's, Bigger Bolder Rewards Members are entitled to a free Beef Stuffed Grilled Taco with any purchase for National Taco Day. To sign up for Bigger Bolder Rewards, download the Taco John's app and enter your information for the National Taco Day offer, and more.
In Ohio, Taco John's has locations in Athens , Bellville and Circleville .
Del Taco also offering free taco for National Taco Day
According to food influencer and reviewer , Del Taco is offering a free taco with purchase for its Del Yeah! Rewards members.
Oct. 1 also kicks off Oct. 1 Tacoberfest, a month of deals in the Del Yeah! Rewards app, the Mercury News is reporting .
Del Taco has two locations in Ohio, in Marion and Whitehall .
Taco Tuesday, National Taco Day deals near you
Of course, there are many, many Mexican restaurants across the state that need the support of their communities to remain in operation. Check their social media (if available) or give them a call to see what Taco Tuesday or National Taco Day specials your local taqueria might be offering.
Taco Bell helps move National Taco Day so it always falls on Taco Tuesday
Taco Bell successfully petitioned the platform National Day Calendar to move the date of National Taco Day, the Enquirer previously reported . National Taco Day used to happen Oct. 4 each year; now fans can enjoy the festivities on the first Tuesday of every October, the ultimate Taco Tuesday .
The move comes almost a year after the fast-food chain pushed to have the trademark on the phrase "Taco Tuesday" relinquished , making it available to use freely in all 50 states.
