Kid Meal Deals At Select Fox Restaurants, Portion of Sales Benefits ‘No Kid Hungry’

Kid Meal Deals At Select Fox Restaurants, Portion of Sales Benefits ‘No Kid Hungry’

Jul 2, 20151 min read

When it’s summertime and temperatures break the triple-digit mark, the last thing you want to do for lunch is make it yourself.

Let’s not even talk about trying to pull together a healthy meal that your little foodies will actually eat.

Fox Restaurants wants to step in and do it for you. Between grilled tacos at Blanco, fresh pasta at North and all-American sloppy joes at Zinburger, you could even consider it a cultural excursion.

Lunches start at $3 and $1 of every kid’s meal sold is donated to No Kid Hungry. Babysitting not included.

Blanco ($7)

2905 E Skyline Dr. at La Encantada

Kids options include:

  • Cheese Quesadilla
  • Grilled Chicken Tacos
  • Bean & Cheese Burrito
  • Cheeseburger

Includes fries and a drink.

North Italia ($5 to $7)

2995 E Skyline Dr. at La Encantada

Six entrees available, from fresh spaghetti to grilled chicken with vegetables. Includes a drink.

Sauce ($5)

2990 N. Campbell Ave. • 5285 E. Broadway • 7117 N. Oracle Rd.

Kids options include:

  • Mac ‘n’ Cheese
  • Grilled Cheese
  • Pasta with red sauce and mozzarella

Includes a roll and a kids drink.

Sauce is not included in the No Kid Hungry program.

Zinburger ($3)

6390 E. Grant Rd. • 1865 E. River Rd.

Kids options include:

  • Hamburger
  • Cheeseburger
  • Turkey Sloppy Joe
  • Grilled Cheese
  • Chicken Strips

Includes a soft drink and choice of hand cut fries, sweet potato fries or ranch salad.

For more information, visit foxrc.com.

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