FREE Entree on 7/14 for Chick-fil-A Cow Appreciation Day (Just Dress Like A Cow!)

Mark your calendars! On July 14th, Chick-fil-A is bringing back its popular Cow Appreciation Day to celebrate its 80th anniversary!
Bring your whole herd in-restaurant dressed like a cow to receive a free entrée with no purchase necessary! Plus, this offer runs from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., so you could even score a free breakfast.
Choose from one of these freebies:
- Breakfast: Original Chicken Biscuit or 4-count Chick-n-Minis
- Lunch/Dinner: Original or Spicy Chicken Sandwich, Original or Grilled 8-count Nuggets, or 3-count Chick-n-Strips
- Kids: A free kids’ entrée and kids’ prize
Don’t have a cow costume on hand? Consider drawing black spots on a plain white tee and using some eyeliner for spots on your face. Plus, check out Chick-fil-A’s official cow merch here!
Can’t wait for cow day? Make these copycat chicken sandwiches at home!
Can you do this in the drive-through?
Hi there! It looks like this promotion is only happening inside. Here’s the details – “Bring your whole herd in-restaurant on July 14 from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. to help celebrate Cow Appreciation Day®.”
If you click the Chick-fil-a link in the first paragraph, it says “To redeem, visit us in-person (dine in, carry-out, or drive thru only).”
Thanks for pointing that out, WB! 🥰 It looks like Chick-fil-A has updated the details since we first shared this offer, and I do see that drive-thru is now included. I appreciate you taking the time to let us know!
IT’S BACK! My kids literally grew up on this. I kept all the cow times just in case! Yay!
Aww, what a special memory with your kiddos, Vanessa! 💕
So as a family of 5, we can go in all dressed like cows and recieve a free meal? Like 5 free meals?
Hi T! It sure looks that way! 🐄🤗 According to the offer details, every customer who dresses like a cow can receive one free entrée from the eligible menu items, while supplies last. So if all five of you dress up, each person should be able to snag a free entrée at participating locations.