Free Coffee! Friday is National Coffee Day, here's where to snag deals
Friday is a day to pause and really enjoy that cup of joe: It's National Coffee Day.
Several major coffee chains are celebrating with deals and promotions, giving coffee-lovers plenty of choices to take advantage of the day.
7-Eleven
Promotion: Free any-size cup of coffee if you join their 7Rewards program
Cinnabon
Promotion: Free 12 oz. coffee
Flying J
Promotion: One free small coffee
Krispy Kreme
Promotion: Free small ice coffee or any size hot coffee
Pilot
Promotion: One free small coffee
Sheetz
Promotion: Sheetz is offering a free Pumpkin Pie Latte to anyone who orders through the app, according to a press release.
Wawa
Promotion: One free coffee, any size
Atlas Coffee Club
Promotion: Get a free bag of coffee and pay only the $3.75 shipping fee with code AtlasCoffeeDay17
Caribou
Promotion: 10% of sales on National Coffee Day and throughout the month of October will be donated to the nonprofit Cancer Care.
Coffee Beanery
Promotion: Free shipping with code BESTCOFFEE17
Dunkin' Donuts
Promotion: Buy one hot medium coffee, get another free
High Brew and Lyft
Promotion: The coffee maker and the ride-share app are partnering for National Coffee Day. You can receive a free coffee with the purchase of a Lyft ride in the following cities: Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Austin, Dallas, and Philadelphia.
The two companies are also holding a giveaway for an office-wide coffee break and $50 Lyft credit when customers use the hashtag #LyftwithHighBrew.
Illy
Promotion: 5 coffees for the price of 4 and other deals found on their website
Keurig
Promotion: 20% off pods with code CELEBRATE
Love's Travel Stops and Country Stores
Buy a 24 oz. cup of coffee for $1, and your dollar will be donated to your local Children's Miracle Network hospital.
McDonald's
Promotions: Free cup of coffee with app purchase, and $2 espresso drinks
Peet's
Promotion: Free cup of coffee with bean purchase, which is 25% off
Starbucks
Promotion: In honor of National Coffee Day, the popular chain is switching out its menu boards to feature information about the challenges that coffee farmers face.
