Free burgers for kids these holidays at Betty's Burgers
BETTY’S Burgers is introducing Family Nights, a way to get the whole family out for dinner without breaking the bank.
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BETTY'S Burgers is introducing Family Nights, a way to get the whole family out for dinner without breaking the bank.
Just in time for the school holidays, from Monday, July 2 Betty's Burgers Toowoomba will be rewarding their little guests with a free kid's burger with every adult meal purchased.
It will run throughout the month of July and will be available Monday to Friday after 3pm.
Betty's Burgers is perfect for families looking for quality, fresh and mouth-watering burgers.
Offering something for even the fussiest tastebuds, from tasty burgers and sides, thick shakes, sodas and the famous custard ice cream concrete desserts.
Betty's Burgers Toowoomba general manager Erin Braithwaite said she was excited to offer the new family night option to families.
"We all remember family night as kids, and it seems the busier we get these days the less time families get to spend together," she said.
"We can't wait to welcome the families of Toowoomba down to Betty's to reconnect and treat themselves to a relaxed, fun night out and a tasty meal that everyone can enjoy."
Guests must spend $15 or more to receive their free kids burger valued at $7, and children must be under 12 years.
Originally published as Free burgers for kids these holidays at Betty's Burgers
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