Every 7-Eleven Labor Day Deal (Including Half-Gallon Margaritas)

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7-Eleven is coming for your Labor Day cookout and it’s brought enough deals to cover the whole weekend, from the actual meal to the 2AM snack you probably didn’t plan on eating.

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The chain is rolling out a lineup of Labor Day offers across 7-Eleven, Speedway, and Stripes stores, plus its Laredo Taco Company and Raise the Roost restaurant concepts. There are $3 roller grill meals, $6 sandwich combos, a $25 nugget party pack, and even a half-gallon of frozen margaritas, because apparently Labor Day is the time to commit.

Here’s every deal, what you get, and (very importantly) when you can get it.

$6 Sandwich Meal Deal

Rewards members can grab a hot sandwich and a 20-ounce Coca-Cola or Pepsi for $6.

The sandwich options include a chargrilled Angus Double Cheeseburger on a brioche bun, a Classic Philly Cheesesteak with thin-sliced steak and provolone, or a crispy Homestyle Chicken Sandwich.

This one has a pretty generous window, too. The offer runs from August 26th through October 27th, so you don’t have to squeeze it into Labor Day weekend.

$3 Roller Grill Meal Deal

The $3 option is a little more 7-Eleven.

Rewards members can get any roller grill item, a bag of 7-Select chips, and a large Big Gulp for $3.

Whether you’re grabbing food before a road trip or just need something cheap and filling, that’s a whole meal for three bucks.

Like the sandwich deal, this offer runs from August 26th through October 27th.

$10 Half-Gallon Margaritas

Now we’re getting into Labor Day territory.

Laredo Taco Company is offering half-gallon frozen margaritas for $10 in three flavors: Classic Lime, Strawberry, and Strawberry Lime Swirl.

The deal is only available from September 4th through September 7th at participating Laredo Taco Company locations, and you have to be 21 or older to buy them.

A half-gallon is also a lot of margarita. I feel like that needs to be said.

$25 Nugget Party Pack

If you’re feeding a group, Raise the Roost has a deal for that too.

The $25 Nugget Party Pack is designed to serve four and comes with 24 hand-breaded, all-white-meat chicken nuggets, your choice of two large sides, four fresh-baked biscuits, dipping sauces, and deep-fried hand pies dusted in cinnamon sugar.

It’s available from September 3rd through September 7th at participating Raise the Roost locations, while supplies last.

And yes, the hand pies are included.

$2 Snacks And Drinks

The Labor Day deals don’t stop when the holiday weekend does.

From September 4th through September 14th, 7Rewards and Speedy Rewards members can stock up on select snacks and drinks for $2 each.

The lineup includes 19.2-ounce Liquid Death tea cans, 16-ounce Reign and Bang energy drinks, Kettle Brand chips, and single-serving bags of Cheetos and Doritos.

So if your Labor Day weekend leaves you with an empty snack cupboard, 7-Eleven has that covered too.

A Few Things To Know

This is where things get slightly confusing, because the deals all have different dates, so make sure you double-check if the offer you’re craving is still around.

All offers are available at participating locations. The sandwich, roller grill, and snack-and-drink deals require 7Rewards or Speedy Rewards membership, while the restaurant offers have their own location-specific restrictions.

So whether you’re feeding four people, grabbing a $3 roller-grill meal, or deciding that a half-gallon of frozen margarita is the appropriate way to say goodbye to summer, 7-Eleven has a deal for you.

Just check the dates before you show up expecting a $3 Big Gulp situation that ended three weeks ago.

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Mikaela Hardiman

I’m an Aussie content writer currently living abroad in Latin America and absolutely lying to myself about how much hot sauce I can handle. I write about food the same way I travel: with strong opinions and very few reservations.

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