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FREE Eats & Fun!

family-at-restaurantKids Eat FREE or On the Cheap!
by Just Add Kids Founder,
Paula Herrmann

What's for dinner, mom?
If you're anything like me, dinner time and planning dinner is often times a challenge. I'm not too skilled in the kitchen, and quite honestly, as much as I'd love to be...I'm just not interested. There! I said it.
So okay, I have a few winning menus. Key word: few. Admittedly, our family finds itself on the hunt for a restaurant, fast food or sit down, that the 6 of us, depending on who's home, can agree on.
I do realize the many benefits of preparing and eating a meal at home, if not for anything else...it's the cost of eating out that makes a home cooked meal appealing. It's freaking expensive to eat out. A quick trip through Taco Bell (quite possibly the cheapest menu in town, yes?) and I'm easily forking out $40. Minimum!
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So, JAK is compiling a list of area restaurants with yours and mine family budget in mind. This is by all means not a complete list. For now we're just whetting your appetite and as we learn of other #FREE or cheap eats for kids and families, we'll continue to build and update this list. So DO SHARE any and all options that you know of by posting a comment, or emailing contact@justaddkidsonline.

Let's eat!

Monday: 

Applebee’s – Kids eat for $0.99 all day (Mon-Wed), limited to two kids per adult entrée of $9.00 or more. 11am – 1am
2521 S. Green Bay Road, Racine, WI 53406 (262) 554-0905
6950 75th Street, Kenosha, WI (262) 942-7190
7135 S.13th Street, Oak Creek WI (414) 570-0519


Georgie Porgie’s Treefort – Kids 12 and under eat FREE all day on Mondays with the purchase of each adult tree-o meal.
5502 Washington Ave # 100, Racine WI (262) 635-5030
9555 S. Howell Avenue, Oak Creek WI (414) 571-9889

Tuesday: 

Applebee’s – Kids eat for $0.99 all day (Mon-Wed), limited to two kids per adult entrée of $9.00 or more. 11am – 1am
2521 S. Green Bay Road, Racine, WI 53406 (262) 554-0905
6950 75th Street, Kenosha, WI (262) 942-7190
7135 S.13th Street, Oak Creek WI (414) 570-0519

Chancery Pub & Restaurant– All kids 10 and under eat for $1.00 11am-10pm.
207 Gas Light Circle, Racine (262) 635-0533
11900 108th Street, Pleasant Prairie, WI (262) 857-3540

Chili's - Kids 12 and under eat FREE all day from 11am-10pm. 2 free kids meals per 1 adult full-price adult entrée. Dine in only.
6903 75th Street, Pleasant Prairie WI (262) 697-3667 6439
South 27th Street, Franklin WI (414) 761-5889
5300 South Howell Avenue, Milwaukee WI (414) 744-2425

Denny's – 4pm - 10pm Kids Eat Free. Ask Server for details. Restrictions may apply.
5501 Washington Avenue Racine, WI (262) 637-9170
9650 South 20th Street, Oak Creek WI (414)761-1403

Fazoli's Р$0.99 cent kids meals with adult entr̩e purchase only. Includes choice of pizza or pasta, breadstick, and drink. Meal is for children 12 and under. Available 5-8pm.
6930 75th Street, Kenosha, WI (262) 942-0122

Jose's Blue Sombrero - Kids eat free from 6-8pm on Tuesdays with the purchase of an adult entrée.
6430 Washington Avenue, Mount Pleasant WI (262) 886-5600

Perkins - Kids 12 and under eat free per 1 paid adult entrée on Tuesdays from 4-10pm and Saturdays from 4-11. Dine in only.
11710 74th Place, Kenosha WI
(262) 857-9344 2010 Ryan Road, Oak Creek WI (414) 761-3700
130 W. Layton Avenue, Milwaukee WI (414) 294-0448

Texas Roadhouse –  4-8pm $0.99 Kid’s Meal with free dessert* Limit 2 offers per 1 Adult Entree Purchased. Some exclusions. Dine in only. Andy Armadillo, Arts & Crafts, Face Painting, Fun Games, Ice Cream Sundae Bar.
6228 Durand Avenue Mount Pleasant, WI (262) 554-8900
3:30-10pm $1.99 special kids meals for every adult entrée. Special theme-based activities weekly.
11841 71st Street, Kenosha WI (262) 857-7700

Wednesday:

Applebee’s – Kids eat for $0.99 all day (Mon-Wed), limited to two kids per adult entrée of $9.00 or more. 11am – 1am
2521 S. Green Bay Road, Racine, WI 53406 (262) 554-0905
6950 75th Street, Kenosha, WI (262) 942-7190
7135 S.13th Street, Oak Creek WI (414) 570-0519


Charcoal Grill – Free kids meal from our special kids’ menu with purchase of adult meal and beverage. Limit 2 free kids’ meals per adult. Available to kids 10 and under.  11am-10pm
580 Milwaukee Avenue, Burlington (262) 767-0000
8300 Washington Avenue, Racine WI (262) 884-9400
3839 Douglas Avenue, Racine WI (262) 639-2050 (11am – 8:30pm)
5745 75th Street, (Hwy. 50), Kenosha, WI (262)942-9896

Javier's Cuisine – Kids 12 and under eat free ordering from the kids menu from 4-9pm. 2 kids/adult dinner entrée ordered.
2011 Lathrop Avenue, Racine WI (262) 598-9242

Friday: 

Bull & Bear Eatery & Tavern РFridays & Saturdays Kids eat free with the purchase of one adult entr̩e. 4017 80th Street, Kenosha WI (262) 694-9494

Saturday: 

Bull & Bear Eatery & Tavern РFridays & Saturdays Kids eat free with the purchase of one adult entr̩e. 4017 80th Street, Kenosha WI (262) 694-9494

Perkins - Kids 12 and under eat free per 1 paid adult entrée on Tuesdays from 4-10pm and Saturdays from 4-11. Dine in only.
11710 74th Place, Kenosha WI (262) 857-9344
2010 Ryan Road, Oak Creek WI (414) 761-3700
130 W. Layton Avenue, Milwaukee WI (414) 294-0448

Sunday:

Do you know of a restaurant that offers a weekly kids eat deal? Send it on over JAK's way via posting a comment below, or emailing us at contact@justaddkidsonline.net
Chow!

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