Shake Shack Is Now Offering This Entree For Free Every Sunday All Fall, Y’all

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Need to grab a quick meal for game day? A stop at Shake Shack might be in order.

That’s because Shake Shack is giving away a free Chicken Shack with every order over $10 on Sundays for most of the football season. The freebies last until December 15.

“Just like professional football players, we too work on Sundays and couldn’t be happier to serve up antibiotic-free Chicken Shacks on Sunday Game Days,” a company announcement states. “There is no better combination than watching your favorite team on Sundays with a sandwich that’s made-to-order and only uses the highest quality ingredients.”

The Chicken Shack sandwich features crispy chicken breast, lettuce, pickles, and buttermilk herb mayo on a toasted potato bun. Add-ons like avocado and bacon are not included in the free offer. You can get your free sandwich by ordering inside the restaurant, through the Shake Shack app, or online using the promo code “CHICKENSUNDAY.” (Don’t try getting a free sandwich through the drive-through or Grubhub—you must go inside to order or employ shakeshack.com).

If you’re wondering, no, Shake Shack doesn’t have Buffalo wings on the menu. They’re mostly known for smash burgers, sizzling dogs, and crinkle fries. Whatever you order, make sure to finish it off with one of their ultra-thick shakes made from frozen custard.

The New York-based chain has restaurants in many Southern cities. You can look for your nearest Shake Shack at shakeshack.com.

Happy eating!

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