Coca-Cola Giving Away Free Cokes for Dining Out

Author Alexis Zarycki

June 11th, 2021 9:32 AM

Times are still tough for the food and restaurant industry. Though many states have lifted COVID-19 restrictions, not as many people are dining out like they use to pre-pandemic.

With hopes of getting people back into restaurants, Coca-Cola is encouraging people to dine out with the promise of a free coke. Coca-Cola is currently giving everyone in the country a chance to sign up to get “a Coke on us” which is a pretty straightforward promotion that allows people to go out, buy a Coca-Cola beverage at a restaurant and get it free of charge.

All you need to do is go to us.coca-cola.com/summer, enter your info, and then you’ll receive an email on June 15th, 2021 with details on how to score your free Coke. This offer is redeemable from June 17 to 21st, 2021. My personal favorite is a classic coca-cola or if I’m feeling extra bubbly I’ll go for a Sprite.

In case you forgot, here is a list of some top Coca-Cola products.

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