Braum’s Specials: Limited-Time Deals, Seasonal Ice Cream & Exclusive Offers
If you’ve been to Braum’s enough times, you already know the regular Braum’s menu by heart. Braum’s Specials are what give you a reason to keep checking back. Limited-time ice cream flavors tied to the season, breakfast deals that don’t stick around forever, meal combinations that show up for a few weeks and then disappear — it’s the part of the menu that actually changes, and that unpredictability is half the appeal.
The ingredients are the same quality you’d expect from anything else at Braum’s — fresh, made properly, priced in a way that doesn’t feel like you’re being charged extra just because something’s seasonal. Braum’s Specials don’t show up as a gimmick. They show up as a genuine reason to visit during holidays, seasonal changes, or whenever Braum’s decides to run something worth trying. Miss it and it’s gone — which is honestly what makes it worth paying attention to.
The Crave & Save Special is one of those deals that’s hard to talk yourself out of. A half pound Jalapeño Pepper Jack Cheeseburger, your choice of fries or Greek yogurt on the side, and a 16 oz shake or malt to finish — all in one bundle.
The burger does most of the heavy lifting. Half a pound of 100% pure beef, jalapeños that actually bring heat, and pepper jack cheese that adds a creamy kick without going overboard. It’s a noticeable step up from a standard cheeseburger and built for people who want something with a little more going on.
Fries or Greek yogurt on the side, shake or malt to close it out. Simple, filling, and priced in a way that makes sense for what you’re getting. Limited time only — so worth trying sooner rather than later.
*for a limited time only*
Braum’s Onion & Jalapeño Cheeseburger isn’t reinventing anything — it’s just doing an Oklahoma classic the right way. Cooked onions, jalapeños, American cheese, yellow mustard. That’s the whole thing, and it doesn’t need to be more complicated than that.
The cooked onions are the detail that actually matters here. Raw onions would’ve made it sharper, more aggressive. Cooking them pulls out a quiet sweetness that sits underneath the jalapeño heat without fighting it. The American cheese goes soft over the beef, the yellow mustard cuts through the richness — and suddenly four basic ingredients taste like something that’s been on Oklahoma menus for a reason.
Nobody’s coming to Braum’s for a fancy burger experience. They’re coming because the food is honest, consistent, and actually good. This one fits that exactly — straightforward, a little spicy, and the kind of thing you find yourself thinking about on the drive home.
Braum’s Breakfast Combo #1 is the kind of morning meal that doesn’t ask much of you. Show up between 6am and 10:30am, order the Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit Combo, pay $5.09, and you’re done. No overthinking, no waiting around — just a solid breakfast at a price that actually makes sense.
The biscuit does a lot of the work here. Braum’s bakes theirs fresh, and it shows — soft in the middle, slightly crisp on the outside, the kind of biscuit that holds everything together without falling apart two bites in. The sausage brings enough seasoning to wake up your appetite, the egg adds substance, and the American cheese melts into both in a way that ties the whole thing together cleanly.
It’s a limited time price at $5.09, which for a full breakfast combo is genuinely hard to argue with. Morning people, commuters, anyone who skips breakfast because it feels like too much effort — this one removes most of the excuses. Just get there before 10:30.
Braum’s Breakfast Combo #2 keeps it classic — and sometimes that’s exactly the right call. Two fresh-baked biscuits smothered in warm gravy, available every morning from 6am to 10:30am at a limited time price of $5.89.
Biscuits and gravy is one of those breakfast combinations that doesn’t need to be improved — it just needs to be done properly. Braum’s bakes their biscuits fresh daily, which makes a bigger difference than most people expect. Soft, warm, with enough structure to hold up under the gravy without turning into a soggy mess halfway through the plate.
The gravy is savory, rich, and the kind that actually tastes like it belongs on a biscuit rather than something ladled on as an afterthought.
Double portion means you’re walking out full — this isn’t a light breakfast. It’s the one you order when you’ve got a long morning ahead or you just want something genuinely satisfying before the day starts. $5.89 for all of that is solid value, and the limited time pricing makes it worth getting in sooner rather than waiting around. Available until 10:30am — so set the alarm if you have to.
Most people associate happy hour with the evening. Braum’s Happy Hour flips that — the deal runs every morning from 6am to 10:30am, and it’s straightforward enough that there’s not much to overthink.
$1.25 drinks with your breakfast order. Coffee, juice, milk, soft drink — whatever fits the morning — at a price that barely registers on the bill. Pair it with a biscuit combo, sausage and egg, or biscuits and gravy and you’ve got a full breakfast for the kind of money that makes eating out in the morning feel completely reasonable rather than a habit you need to cut back on.
The one thing worth knowing before you go — 44oz drinks are excluded from the deal. Stick to the standard sizes and you’re fine. Everything else qualifies.
Braum’s Happy Hour isn’t complicated. It’s just a good morning deal at a price that holds up, available every single day at your neighborhood location. Show up before 10:30, grab breakfast, get a cheap drink, and start the day without feeling like you overspent before 9am. Simple as that.