Happy Mother’s Day weekend!

Whether you are taking the whole family out, keeping it low-key at home or giving mom a solo treat, restaurants across the country are serving up some great deals.

Mother’s Day costs are up roughly 4% from last year, according to a recent Wells Fargo release sent to the Deseret News, making a good deal more welcome than ever.

From heart-shaped pizzas to free frozen yogurt, here is where you can celebrate and save during Mother’s Day weekend in 2026.

Note: This list is not all-inclusive and deals may be subject to change.

Arby’s

For a low-key celebration, Arby’s is offering a “Meat & 3 Box.”

The $7.99 meal includes a choice of a crispy chicken or ham and Swiss sandwich, small curly fries, two mozzarella sticks, a peach cobbler roll and a small drink, according to QSR Magazine.

Baskin-Robbins

Celebrate early at Baskin-Robbins on Saturday, May 9, with buy-one-get-one-free scoops, according to The Krazy Coupon Lady.

Capriotti’s

The sandwich shop is offering rewards members a buy one, get one 50% off deal on subs on May 10 only. The offer excludes wagyu cheesesteak sandwiches, according to The Freebie Guy.

Crumbl

The cookie giant launched a special weekly lineup through May 9, featuring a pink velvet heart cake, a chocolate-covered strawberry cookie and a “Mom’s Recipe” cookie.

Denny’s

From May 9 through May 11 customers can use code “MOMDAY” to get $10 off any online or in-app order of $30 or more at Denny’s.

Dickey’s Barbecue Pit

At participating locations, Dickey’s is offering free kids meals with an adult purchase of $15 or more. For online or in-app orders, use code “KIDS85,″ according to The Freebie Guy.

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Einstein Bros. Bagels

Einstein Bros. Bagels is offering heart-shaped bagels (plain, cinnamon raisin or chocolate chip) that are available May 7 through May 10. Customers who order a half-dozen, baker’s dozen or brunch box will receive one free heart bagel for mom, according to Fox News. The bagel shop is also offering 20% off digital gift cards that are purchased online through June 23.

Houston TX Hot Chicken

The fried chicken chain is celebrating Mother’s Day by offering an in-app exclusive buy one, get one deal on two tender meals, according to The Freebie Guy.

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IHOP

Surprise Mom with breakfast in bed and 20% off your online order using code “IHOP20.” The chain also recently debuted chocolate-covered strawberry pancakes just in time for the holiday.

Pizza Hut

For the first time ever, Pizza Hut is dishing out heart-shaped pizza for Mother’s Day. The one-topping pizzas are available through May 10 at participating locations via the app, website or in-store, according to Pizza Hut.

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Popeyes

From May 8 through May 10, guests who purchase a family meal can snag a free gallon beverage (lemonade, fruit punch or tea) via the Popeyes app or website, according to an email shared with the Deseret News.

Raising Cane’s

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Caniac Club members can get a free box combo when they buy one on May 10 and May 11, according to an email shared with the Deseret News. To qualify, guests must register and verify their email by May 9.

TCBY

TCBY has a Mother’s Day sweet treat covered when you stop by participating locations on May 10, where moms can get their first 6 ounces of frozen yogurt free.

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White Castle

The Castle is offering a buy one, get one deal on combo meals this Mother’s Day, according to The Krazy Coupon Lady.

Wienerschnitzel

The hot dog chain is celebrating Mother’s Day with a free chili dog meal for moms, which comes with its “world-famous” chili dog, a small fry and a small soda, per an email sent to the Deseret News.

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