Here Are the Best Easter Deals and Freebies for 2023

For 2023, Easter is on Sunday, April 9. Many families in the United States plan to celebrate the holiday by spending time with friends and family. This also means that some retailers will offer enticing Easter deals and freebies to draw in shoppers. While Easter may not have as many sales as other holidays, there are still plenty of opportunities for great deals and freebies.

Best Easter Deals and Freebies

Whether you are looking for discounts on décor, sales on candy, or even a few freebies (including free eggs), there are tons of great Easter deals to be had. Here are some that may be worth going out of your way to land.

Retailers

Generally speaking, you can expect to see various retailers advertising sales of Easter-themed items. This can be anything from Easter attire, decor, and things to fill up your Easter basket with.

Amazon: Amazon always has great deals centered around holidays throughout the year. Easter is no different. For instance, the online retailer has a set of 288 plastic Easter eggs for just $21.95. They are also offering great Easter deals on pajamas, Easter-themed games, and items you may want to put in your child’s Easter basket.
Belk: Receive up to 70% off home, 65% off fine jewelry, up to 60% off kids’ dresses and dresswear, up to 60% off spring accessories and shoes, and up to 50% off women’s dresses and dresswear through April 9. This is available for purchases in-store and online.
Dressbarn: Shoppers can get 40% off all Easter styles with code Dressbarn until April 15, 2023.
JCPenney: Starting April 5 and you can get a surprise savings of either 30%, 40%, or 50% off via a peel-off coupon in-store. For online shoppers, You can get an extra 30% off via a coupon shopping online. These deals are available through April 8.
Samsung: This isn’t necessarily an Easter deal, but folks can get $600 Off for the 49″ Odyssey G95NA Dqhd Gaming Monitor until April 30, 2023.
Target: The red-dot retailer is offering plenty of deals for the holiday as well. You can get Easter decor items starting at just $5, Easter baskets starting at $1, and egg decorating kits from $2. Not to mention, Target is running a deal on eggs right now – which is a huge win with egg prices the way they’ve been recently.
Walmart: Walmart has a ton of Easter deals as well, including pre-filled Easter eggs to save you some time. The retailer is also offering a full Easter meal and traditional Easter basket for $100.

Restaurants

Many families gather for a nice meal together to celebrate the Easter holiday. Most restaurants are open though, so you can always opt for a meal out. In fact, with the Easter deals some restaurants are running, you may actually save money. Check them out.

Baked by Melissa: If you want cupcakes for Easter, Baked by Melissa has a great deal. You can get 25% off their Easter bundle using the code EASTER.
Bob Evans: Like many other restaurants, Bob Evans is offering a special Easter menu on Sunday. There are two brunch options and three Easter dinner options to choose from.
Bonefish Grill: From 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. on Sunday, Bonefish Grill is offering diners a special brunch menu. With it, diners will get a free side of bacon and breakfast potatoes.
Boston Market: If you’re headed to a potluck for Easter, Boston Market has a variety of a-la carte items available.
Buca di Beppo: You can order from Buca di Beppo’s Easter menu all day on Sunday. Every package comes with a salad and pasta. Higher-end bundles come with additional pastas, entrees, and even desserts. Some options can feed up to 20 people.
Carvel: You can get an Easter-themed Carvel ice cream cake to celebrate. Carvel is offering four different cake designs that can serve up to 12 people.
Cracker Barrel: Select Easter Heat n’ Serve Meals will come with a free strawberry lemonade, for a limited time.
Home Chef: You can get easy and customizable Easter dishes from Home Chef that are available at Kroger. Shoppers can mix and match a variety of items for a meal between $40 and $65.
Krispy Kreme: Krispy Kreme has special Spring Minis on sale for Easter. These are four donuts inspired by the season that include chicks, ducks, and spring themes.
Maggiano’s: Maggiano’s is offering a special Easter menu featuring country style ham and chicken parmesan, along with other favorites.
Whole Foods: You can place your order for Whole Foods catering by April 7 for pickup on Sunday. Though they aren’t offering any discount or special freebies, you can get a wide variety of meal options for whatever your dietary needs may be.

All of the options above can make your Easter more enjoyable while keeping it affordable too. If you are interested in any of the options above, it is important to act fast. Some items, deals, and freebies may only be available in limited quantities, so those who make arrangements first get priority.

Similarly, if you want to head out to brunch, you may need to contact your nearest location and attempt to make a reservation. Popular restaurants may not be able to accommodate walk-ins for their special Easter brunch option, so contact your location and see if you can reserve a table if you have your heart set on that option.

Additionally, any online orders should be handled quickly. Otherwise, depending on the available shipping options, your Easter items may not arrive before Sunday.

Since Easter is still a few days away, other deals and freebies may also come available. If you have a favorite store or restaurant, monitor their sales flyers, social media pages, or email newsletters to see if any more discounts might be available this Easter.

After Easter Deals and Freebies

Arguably, the best deals that you’ll find will be after Easter. It’s a great time to stock up on candy and other goodies for next year. You may also find that your local supermarket is having a sale on Easter dinner menu items, like ham, roasts, lamb, and other cuts of meat. So, it may be worth it to wait until after the holiday to search for some things.

Can you think of any other Easter deals and freebies that people should seek out? Share them in the comments below.

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Amanda Blankenship

Amanda Blankenship is the Chief Editor for District Media. With a BA in journalism from Wingate University, she frequently writes for a handful of websites and loves to share her own personal finance story with others. When she isn’t typing away at her desk, she enjoys spending time with her daughter, son, husband, and dog. During her free time, you’re likely to find her with her nose in a book, hiking, or playing RPG video games.