Whataburger Is Selling 75-Cent Burgers For Its 75th Anniversary

Photo: Whataburger
Photo: Whataburger

Whataburger is turning 75 and they’re doing it the only way that makes sense—with a can’t miss deal on burgers, limited-edition merch, and a full-blown birthday bash in Corpus Christi, TX.

On August 8, National Whataburger Day, Rewards members can grab a classic #1 Whataburger for just 75 cents. The deal’s only good from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. local time, and it’s exclusive to the Whataburger app or online ordering. One per person, obviously, but feel free to add bacon, jalapeños, or whatever extras you need to make it yours (for additional charges).

Also dropping: the next wave of collectible 32-ounce anniversary cups, starting August 5 with a table tent-inspired design. A silver-striped one hits on August 12, followed by a retro A-frame tribute cup on August 19. They’re limited-edition and available at select locations or online at Whatastore.com.

Expect more anniversary drops throughout the year, from nostalgic menu comebacks to new drinks like the Prickly Pear Raspberry Whatafresher. So far, the 75th has been one big nostalgic flex, and Whataburger’s just getting started.

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