40 Easter Deals In Austin: 2026 Verified Food Specials

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Planning your Easter celebrations in Austin and looking for ways to make the holiday delicious without breaking the bank? Easter Sunday in Austin for 2026 falls on April 5th, and the city is ready to celebrate! Whether you are looking for a decadent brunch overlooking the skyline or budget-friendly family meal bundles to enjoy at home, we have plenty of verified savings to help you celebrate.

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Easter Deals in Austin – Brunch & Dine-In Specials

Aba Austin: Offering a Spring Frittata ($26.95) for brunch and Roasted Leg of Lamb ($34.95) for dinner on Easter Sunday.
Acre 41: Enjoy Easter weekend brunch at The Otis Hotel with sweet and savory dishes paired with espresso martinis.
Caroline: Serving carrot cake pancakes and an “Easter Bunny Fizz” cocktail from 7 am – 4 pm.
CARVE American Grille: $49 Easter Ham Special, including sliced double-smoked ham, whipped potatoes, and green bean almondine.
Codependent Cocktails + Coffee: Low-key weekend specials including $5 mimosas and $8 Aperol Spritz from 9 am – 3 pm.
Commodore Perry Estate: A decadent brunch featuring lawn games and an Easter Egg hunt for the kids.
Corinne Austin: Easter specials include carrot cake pancakes, biscuits & gravy, and mimosa carafes.
Dean’s Italian Steakhouse: Refined holiday dining from 1 pm – 9 pm featuring a chef-crafted prime rib special.
Juniper: A $65 three-course prix fixe menu including Cinnamon Focaccia and Pork Belly Benedict.
Nido at The Loren: Three-course prix fixe menu with skyline views and a lobby Easter egg hunt for kids.
Old Gregg Brewing Company: “Baskets & Brews” event with a free egg hunt at noon and photos with the Easter Bunny.
Perry’s Steakhouse: $49 individual Easter Ham Special with sides; a kids’ ham meal is available for $19.
Serenade: Upscale brunch buffet ($140/adults, $50/kids) at W Austin featuring a raw bar and prime rib.
The Tradition: A four-course prix fixe menu ($70/adults, $35/kids) featuring honey and bourbon-glazed ham.
Uptown Sports Club: Brunch featuring Franklin BBQ Pastrami Hash and $4 mimosas.

National Restaurant Deals – Easter Deals in Austin

Applebee’s: 2 Entrées and 1 full-size Appetizer for $25 for a limited time.
Auntie Anne’s & Cinnabon: Buy a $30 gift card and receive $10 in total rewards.
Bar Louie: Weekday Happy Hour (3-6 pm) with $8 drinks and discounted bar bites.
Buffalo Wild Wings: Rewards members get special “Month of Free” deals on burgers and wings.
Chili’s: Free chips and salsa or a non-alcoholic beverage for My Chili’s Rewards members.
Dickey’s Barbecue Pit: BOGO 2-Meat Plate with 2 Big Yellow Cups using code TMP876.
Golden Corral: Easter Sunday buffet and “Easter Meals To Go” for large family gatherings.
Moe’s Southwest Grill: New rewards members get 500 bonus points and a free queso.
P.F. Chang’s: 3-course meal for $19.99 per person (minimum two people).
Potbelly: $7.99 Skinny Sandwich combo, including chips and a drink.
Raising Cane’s: Visit for photos with the Easter Bunny at participating locations on Tuesday, April 14th.
Shake Shack: Free Black Truffle item with a $10.40 minimum order via the app.
Smashburger: Score FREE fries with your first purchase when you join Smash Rewards.
Subway: Daily “Meal of the Day” features a 6″ sub, drink, and chips for $6.99.
White Castle: 10 Cheese Sliders for $7.99 (American, Cheddar, or Jalapeno).

Easter Deals Austin – Family Meals & Sweet Treats

Bakery Lorraine: $25 Easter Box featuring a Chick Tart, Nest Tart, and Bunny Carrot Cake.
Carvel: Buy $25 in gift cards and get $5 in rewards for spring ice cream cakes.
Casey’s: Save $7 when you buy two large pizzas.
City Barbeque: Pre-order holiday meals and get $5 off orders of $30+ with text signup.
Crumbl: Specialty Easter-themed cookies available for pre-order.
Dunkin’: Spring menu featuring Blueberry Sprinkle MUNCHKINS and Cotton Candy Donuts.
Honey Baked Ham Company: Fully cooked hams and “Heat & Serve” sides for home celebrations.
Insomnia Cookies: Buy 9 Classic Cookies and get a full dozen (12 cookies).
Schlotzsky’s: $20 off catering orders of $200+ with code BREAKFAST20.
Voodoo Doughnut: The “Hide & Go Peep” doughnut is available April 1 through April 5.

Know Before You Go

While many of these Easter Deals in Austin are located in the downtown core or the Domain, they are easily accessible for residents in surrounding suburbs like Round Rock, Cedar Park, and Pflugerville, typically within a 20-30 minute drive. Be sure to call ahead, as many local restaurants require reservations for Easter Sunday brunch.

Common Questions about Easter Deals in Austin

Are these Easter deals kid-friendly?

Yes! Many Austin locations, like Cork & Barrel and Nido, host specific Easter egg hunts and have discounted pricing for children under 12.

When should I pre-order Easter family meals?

Most restaurants, including City Barbeque and Honey Baked Ham, recommend ordering at least 1-2 weeks in advance to ensure availability for holiday pickup.

Are national chains like Chili’s open on Easter?

Most national chains mentioned here are open, but hours may vary by location. Always check with your local Austin-area branch before heading out.

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Lacey is a freelancer and Austin local who’s always on the hunt for new restaurants to try, fun activities to do, and local events to attend. She loves sharing her discoveries with others through her writing and hopes her work encourages both visitors and locals to be active in the community. When she’s not writing, you can find her exploring one of the city’s many hiking trails with her Blue Heeler, Oreo, getting lost in a good book, or dancing the night away to some house or techno beats at one of her favorite rave spots.