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Kids Eat Free Around Annapolis

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Between basketball practice, homework, and the eternal question of “what’s for dinner,” sometimes the best solution is letting someone else cook. Eating dinner out with kids can go one of two ways. Either it’s a pleasant family outing… or someone orders a full meal and eats exactly three fries. Because of this, parents everywhere have developed a deep appreciation for one magical phrase: kids eat free.

Luckily, several restaurants around the Annapolis area offer weekly deals where the younger diners get their meals on the house. Whether you need an easy weeknight dinner or just want to avoid cooking for one evening, these spots make family dining a little more affordable.

Monday

URBurger (Edgewater)
Mondays are a little easier when dinner is already figured out. Kids eat free with the purchase of any adult entrée. Kids can choose from favorites like chicken tenders, mac and cheese, grilled cheese, or a cheeseburger.

The Lodge
Starting at 5 p.m., kids 10 and under can get a free meal with the purchase of an adult entrée. Options include housemade pasta with marinara or butter and parmesan, mac and cheese, and other kid-friendly dishes. Limit one free kids meal per adult entrée.

Cypress Restaurant (Severna Park)
Make Mondays something to look forward to. Kids eat free with the purchase of an adult entrée. Menu options include burgers, fried shrimp, mac and cheese, and more.

Caliente Grill (4–8 p.m.)
Kids eat free Monday evenings with any adult entrée. Choices include quesadillas, tacos with rice and beans, pupusas, chicken tenders with fries, and junior fajitas.

Tuesday

Miller’s Ale House
Get one free kids meal with the purchase of a $10 food item (limit two per table, dine-in only). Kids can choose from burgers, chicken zingers, quesadillas, fried shrimp platters, and more.

The Social (Severna Park)
One free kids meal comes with each adult meal purchased. Kids menu options include buttered noodles with parmesan, chicken tenders with fries or tater tots, cheeseburgers, and noodles with alfredo sauce.

Wednesday

Rams Head Tavern
Kids eat free with the purchase of an adult entrée. It’s a great midweek option for families looking to skip cooking and still enjoy a relaxed dinner out. Their options include fish & chips, steak or chicken tacos, chicken sliders, and more.

Thursday

Gina’s Cantina
Kids eat free with each adult entrée purchased. Kids can choose from cheese nachos, quesadillas, shrimp and fries, chicken tenders, hamburgers, or cheeseburgers.

Sunday

Neo Pizza
Every Sunday, kids eat free with the purchase of a regular-priced adult meal. Kids can choose from tenders, pizza, spaghetti, or grilled cheese, all served with a side and drink.

MOD Pizza
Kids eat free every Sunday year-round with the purchase of a MOD-size pizza or salad. Order in-store or use the code KEF2026 online to receive a free kids meal.

Available Every Day

Buddy’s Crabs & Ribs
Kids five and under eat free every day, making it a great option for families with younger children. Their options include ribs, chicken nuggets, mac & cheese, and more.

Before You Go

Kids-eat-free promotions can change and sometimes include small restrictions like dine-in only or age limits. It’s always a good idea to check with the restaurant before heading out.

But with deals available almost every day of the week, Annapolis families have plenty of chances to enjoy dinner out without paying for every single plate at the table.

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About Ricky Hartford

Ricky Hartford is fueled by cold brew, Celtics highlights, pop culture, and a perfectly placed Oxford comma. By day, he works in marketing and communications at Anne Arundel Community College, where he helps shape the college’s voice through content and storytelling. With over a decade of experience and a Master of Science in Strategic Communications, he’s helped nonprofits and local publications sound sharper, look better, and connect more clearly with their audiences. When he’s not working, he’s probably at the movies, on the basketball court, planning his next vacation, or convincing someone (anyone) to talk about the latest trashy reality show. Annapolis is his happy place, especially if it involves a drink downtown and hanging out by the water.