
National Mac & Cheese Day is July 14, 2026. As if you needed a reminder to indulge in the ultimate comfort food!
We’re compiling a list of freebies and deals in the Triangle in honor of National Mac and Cheese Day.
Please remember that participation may vary at chains and franchises.
We have a big day-by-day list of restaurant deals in the Triangle, so if you’re feeling hungry, check it out! We update it every day.
Mac and Cheese Day Deals
We’ll be adding more if we hear about any last minute deals.
Noodles & Company

On July 14, 2026, Noodles Rewards members can get a BOGO deal at Noodles & Company.
This means you purchase any entree and get a Mac entree for 50% OFF.
Plus, the chain is offering an exclusive new Coca-Cola beverage created specifically to complement the rich, creamy flavors guests know and love.
You can also take advantage of Mac & Cheese Mondays (not on National Mac & Cheese Day, which is a Tuesday.)
Each week in July, you can enjoy a featured Mac dish at a special price on Monday, making it easier than ever to try them all.
- July 6: $5 Creamy Cheddar Mac & Cheese
- July 13: $10 Buffalo Chicken Mac & Cheese
- July 20: $10 Pulled Pork Mac & Cheese
- July 27: $3 off any Mac entrée
Main St. Bistro

Main St Bistro is a brand of heat-and-serve, homestyle comfort food, sold at grocery stores.
From now through July 14, 2026, they are celebrating Mac & Cheese Day by giving away fun prizes daily, including a coupon for free mac & cheese, plus limited-edition, mac-inspired merchandise.
Just head to the website and spin the spinner daily to see what you’ll win.
Read the press release
Double-Check Before You Head Out!
Deals offered by national chains are usually “participating locations only.” We can’t generally verify participation with a particular location, so we encourage you to contact the location to make sure. In addition, limited time offers can end without warning.
Upcoming Food and Drink related deals and events
Check out our big list of food and drink events and deals in the Triangle, or look at few of them here:
