Brew and bite for National Coffee Day? Here are the brands doing giveaways

As National Coffee Day falls on September 29, it’s going to be a gala time for all coffee aficionados. Following is a roundup of brands that are offering extra perks on the day. 

Starbucks

Marking its 50th anniversary on Wednesday, Starbucks is giving to those who bring a clean reusable cup a free cup of Pikes Place Roast brewed coffee, provided that the reusable cup has the capacity of 20 ounces and not more.

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Dunkin’

At Dunkin’, DD Perks members will get a free medium hot or iced coffee, excluding Nitro Cold Brew and Cold Brew, with any purchase on Wednesday. Dunkin’s Limited Batch Series coffees — 100% Guatemalan Hot Coffee and Dunkin’ Midnight Hot Coffee — are also included in the promo.

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Panera

If you’re a parent of a caregiver, good news for you. Panera is honouring parents and caregivers on National Coffee Day with free coffee all day on Wednesday. 

7-Eleven

7-Eleven will be giving away any-size cup for 7Rewards loyalty members if they happen to buy a fresh baked good at a participating store. What is even better is that it’s free to sign up, and your coffee reward can be a regular or pumpkin special from the fall lineup.

Fairgrounds Coffee and Tea 

Fairgrounds Coffee and Tea will be giving their customers a free 12-ounce cup of specialty coffee with the purchase of a breakfast sandwich on Wednesday. The offer will let customers try new limited-time-only seasonal flavours such as the autumn spice latte or the maple cinnamon matcha latte. 

Krispy Kreme

Krispy Kreme is giving away free coffee and a doughnut on Wednesday to Krispy Kreme Rewards members. In fact, even non-rewards members will be eligible for a free coffee. 

Barnes % Nobles Cafés

Barnes & Noble Cafés will be giving away a free cup of tall hot or iced coffee with the purchase of any item from the bakery case.