See available BOGO, percentage-off, dollar-off and free-item offers from supported delivery platforms and nearby restaurants.

DealMeal brings available restaurant and food-delivery promotions into one place so you can compare the offers worth opening near you. Start with your location, review the eligible items and minimum order, then compare the value of the basket you actually want.
Deal availability can vary by location, restaurant, platform, account and time. A promotion shown previously may not still be available, so confirm the current terms before ordering.
The best-looking headline is not always the deal that saves the most on your order. DealMeal organizes different promotion types so you can evaluate them on the same screen instead of searching through several apps separately.
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Deal type |
Often useful when |
Check before ordering |
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Buy one, get one |
You genuinely want two eligible items |
Eligible products, item pricing and whether the second item is useful |
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Percentage off |
Your planned basket already reaches the qualifying amount |
Minimum order, maximum discount and eligible items |
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Dollar off |
The fixed saving is meaningful relative to your basket |
Required subtotal and whether extra spending is needed |
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Free item |
The included item is something you would otherwise buy |
Qualifying purchase, item choice and account restrictions |
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Free delivery |
Delivery charges would otherwise change the order's value |
Service fees, memberships, distance rules and final checkout total |
DealMeal's historical analysis covered 680,678 food-promotion observations from July 13, 2025 through July 2, 2026. Among offer titles with usable values, the median fixed discount was $5, the median percentage discount was 20%, and the median minimum-order threshold was $25.
These are historical medians from different parsed subsets, not a promise about a deal currently available near you. The current offer, eligible basket and complete checkout still determine the practical value.
Read DealMeal's full analysis of 680,678 food-delivery deals.
Start with the meal you intended to order. A promotion becomes less useful when it persuades you to add food you did not want.
Check more than one provider. The same restaurant can present different promotions, eligible items or minimums across delivery platforms and its direct ordering channel.
Review the qualifying subtotal. Compare your planned basket with the required minimum before adding an extra item merely to unlock a discount.
Inspect item eligibility. Some promotions apply to selected menu items, fulfillment methods, locations or accounts.
Compare the complete value. A larger advertised discount can lose its advantage when the basket, service charges or other checkout conditions differ.
Confirm the offer before paying. Restaurant and platform promotions can change, and DealMeal observations do not establish how long an offer will remain available.
Distance matters, especially for delivery time and pickup convenience, but it is only one part of the decision. A nearby restaurant may advertise a high percentage discount with a minimum that exceeds your planned order. Another restaurant may offer a smaller discount that fits the basket without unnecessary spending.
BOGO promotions create a similar tradeoff. Two items for the price of one can be excellent value for two people or for leftovers. It is less valuable when the second item is unwanted or when the eligible product costs more than comparable menu options.
DealMeal's minimum-spend analysis found that a verified August 5, 2026 cohort required a median $5 of qualifying spend for each $1 of advertised savings. DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub each had the same $5 median in that cohort, so the practical winner depended on how closely the promotion fit the intended basket.
See how minimum-spend food-delivery deals affect value.
A live deal tells you what is available now. Deal history adds context: whether a restaurant has shown similar promotions before, which deal types return and whether the current offer is unusual for that location.
DealMeal store pages combine current availability with previously observed restaurant promotions. Historical appearances do not guarantee that a deal will return, but they can help you avoid treating every promotion as a once-only opportunity.
The DealMeal app works across the United States; DealMeal.co currently features selected regional examples on the web.
DealMeal can show observed promotions, menu information available to the service, restaurant details and historical appearances across supported sources. The available data does not establish that every customer will see the same offer or receive the advertised maximum saving.
Account eligibility, memberships, selected items, fulfillment method, taxes, tips, delivery charges, service fees and other checkout conditions can change the final result. Always review the current terms and final cart before placing an order.
The most useful food deal near you is the one that improves the value of the meal you already wanted. Compare the eligible basket, qualifying spend and current checkout conditions—not only the largest percentage or brightest promotion label.
DealMeal makes that comparison easier by bringing nearby offers, provider differences and restaurant deal history together.