As Seen in the LA Times

"Luckily, someone finally built a free app that tracks all of it in one place."

Tom Carroll, Los Angeles Times

Today’s LA food deals

Free and discounted food, with deal alerts in the app.

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Before you claim a food deal

“Free” can still require a purchase or a restaurant rewards account. Read the deal’s instructions for the claim deadline, promo code, and participating locations. Stadium offers may require you to be at the game. All displayed deadlines and schedules use Pacific Time. “Check local hours” means we cannot confirm the offer is active now. Check with the restaurant before heading out.

Coming Soon offers are not active now. For a separate current snapshot, browse today’s deals. Looking up a sports promotion? Read the Dodgers or Rams deal guide, then check whether its claim window is open.

FAQ

Is the app really free? What’s the catch?

Yes, free. Meal Steals is not a coupon company or a loyalty program. The app aggregates publicly-announced free and discounted food deals in LA, especially the ones triggered by sports outcomes. No account or sign-up required, no in-app purchases, no subscriptions, no upsells.

How do sports-triggered food deals work in Los Angeles?

When Southern California teams hit specific game results, restaurants can unlock limited-time food deals. Examples include Dodgers strikeouts, Angels wins, Rams interceptions, Lakers wins with an opponent score condition, and LAFC home-game triggers. Meal Steals tracks these deals at restaurants in Los Angeles, Orange County, and Ventura County.

What restaurants offer free food when LA teams win?

Deals depend on the team and restaurant terms. Dodgers deals include Panda Express, McDonald’s, ampm, Jack in the Box, Mr. Ramen, and Habit Burger & Grill. Angels have McDonald’s and Del Taco. Rams have Carl’s Jr. and El Torito. Lakers have Jack in the Box. Clippers, Ducks, and LAFC have stadium-only Chick-fil-A offers. Kings have McDonald’s, and Galaxy has NORMS.

What about food holiday deals?

Meal Steals also tracks food holiday deals beyond sports, like National Taco Day, National Hamburger Day, National Pizza Day, and other promotions where chains offer free or discounted items. These deals are added as they’re announced and show up alongside sports-triggered deals in the app.

How do I redeem these deals?

Each deal lists its redemption steps. Most require the restaurant’s own app or mentioning the promotion in-store. Download the Meal Steals app to find the nearest participating location on the map and get directions with one tap.

What areas does Meal Steals cover?

Meal Steals covers Los Angeles County, Orange County, and Ventura County. The app shows all active deals on an interactive map so you can find the nearest participating restaurant.

How quickly are deals updated after a game?

Meal Steals tracks qualifying game results and adds available deals to the app. Claim windows and notification timing vary by offer. Check each deal’s deadline and redemption requirements before ordering. Download the app for deal alerts.