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Fazoli's is offering six free breadsticks to guests who visit participating restaurants dressed in costume on National Breadstick Day, October 30. The promotion combines National Breadstick Day and Halloween, celebrating the brand's signature breadsticks.
Fazoli’s is putting an Italian twist on trick-or-treating this year by serving up a treat worth getting dressed up for. In celebration of National Breadstick Day on Oct. 30, guests who visit participating Fazoli’s restaurants dressed in costume will receive six free breadsticks with no purchase necessary, to fill their trick-or-treat-bags or cauldrons with something savory this year.
Whether guests are gearing up for a night of trick-or-treating or simply getting into the Halloween spirit a day early, the one-day-only offer is available in-store and through the drive-thru at participating Fazoli’s locations. The promotion combines two October holiday staples – National Breadstick Day and Halloween – giving fans a chance to enjoy the brand’s signature breadsticks while marking a holiday dedicated to one of its most recognizable menu items.
“Breadsticks are at the heart of the Fazoli’s experience, and National Breadstick Day gives us the perfect opportunity to celebrate them,” said Stephanie Holthaus, Vice President of Marketing at Fazoli’s. “With the holiday falling just before Halloween, we wanted to make the occasion extra fun and give our fans a little something to look forward to. We are excited to celebrate this fan-favorite menu item and hope to see guests dressed in their Halloween best!”
Since 1988, Fazoli’s has been committed to serving quality Italian food, fast, fresh and friendly. From unlimited hot breadsticks to freshly prepared pasta entrees, the chain prides itself on serving high-quality menu offerings, all at an affordable price.
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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on October 21, 2026. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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