7 Chains With Halloween Menus You Can Order From This October
Halloween menus are already taking over restaurants this October, but not every spooky announcement means the food is actually available to order yet. Some chains launched their seasonal items before the month began, while others are rolling them out in stages as Halloween gets closer.
From black ice cream and jack-o’-lantern pizza to vampire-inspired wings and a Simpsons-themed horror meal, restaurants are leaning hard into spooky season in 2026.
These seven chains offer Halloween-themed food or drinks during October, though availability can vary by restaurant, supply, and location. If you are planning a special trip, checking the chain’s app or local ordering page first is still the safest move.
Jack in the Box The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror Menu
Jack in the Box has turned one of television’s most famous Halloween traditions into a full fast food menu. The chain launched its The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror collaboration on September 10, bringing several horror-themed menu items to participating restaurants nationwide.
The centerpiece is the Munchie Meal of Horror. Customers can choose either a Double Krusty Burger of Terror or a Double Chicken Sandwich of Terror. The meal also includes two tacos, seasoned curly fries, a drink, and one of six glow-in-the-dark Treehouse of Horror collectible cups while supplies last.
The Krusty Burger of Terror features a seasoned beef patty with American cheese, lettuce, tomato, and Spooky Simpsons Sauce on a sesame seed bun. The chicken version swaps in two crispy chicken patties and Swiss-style cheese.
There are also Forbidden D’oh! nut Holes, warm cinnamon sugar doughnut holes covered in pink frosting and rainbow sprinkles. The menu is available for a limited time at participating locations and can be ordered in restaurants, through the Jack app, or online where ordering is supported.
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Dairy Queen Enchanted OREO Blizzard Treat
Dairy Queen has introduced its first Halloween collection, and the Enchanted OREO Blizzard Treat is one of its most eye-catching additions. The dessert combines OREO cookies with Dairy Queen soft serve, an ube-flavored base, and a purple shimmer that gives the Blizzard a suitably supernatural appearance.
It launched on September 28 and will remain available through November 1 at participating U.S. Dairy Queen locations. The Blizzard is part of DQ’s new Spellbound Series, which also includes a Bubble Brew DQ Sparkler made with blood orange, lemonade, sparkling water, and cold foam.
Customers looking for something savory can also find Ghost Pepper Sauce paired with a Chicken Strip Basket. Ordering options differ by Dairy Queen location, so customers should check their local restaurant before assuming app, pickup, or delivery availability.
Cold Stone Creamery Treat or Treat Signature Creation
Cold Stone Creamery has brought back one of the most visually dramatic Halloween desserts on this list. The Treat or Treat Signature Creation starts with black Boo Batter ice cream and mixes in Halloween OREO cookies, KIT KAT pieces, and M&M’S.
The result is exactly what a Halloween dessert should look like: dark, candy-packed, colorful, and deliberately over the top. The item launched October 1 and is part of Cold Stone’s broader Halloween lineup for the month. The promotion is expected to run through October 31 at participating stores.
Cold Stone has used its Boo Batter concept for previous Halloween promotions, so this is a seasonal tradition rather than a completely unfamiliar idea. Customers can order in store, while participating locations may also offer online ordering and pickup through Cold Stone’s website. Since prices and availability differ by shop, check the local menu first.
Papa Murphy’s Jack O Pizza
Papa Murphy’s Jack O Pizza is one of the simplest Halloween foods on this list, but it may also be one of the most family-friendly. The large pizza is shaped like a jack-o’-lantern and built on Original crust with red sauce and whole milk mozzarella. Pepperoni pieces form the pumpkin’s smile, while black olives are used as the eyes.
It is available at participating U.S. locations from October 1 through October 31. Unlike most pizzas from major chains, Papa Murphy’s food is take-and-bake. That means customers pick up or receive the uncooked pizza and finish baking it at home. The company lists the large Jack O Pizza at $10, although Alaska pricing can differ.
Customers can order online for pickup or delivery at participating locations, making this an easy option for Halloween parties, family movie nights, or dinner before trick-or-treating.
Buffalo Wild Wings Vampire Hunter Wings
Buffalo Wild Wings has taken a garlic-heavy approach to Halloween with its Vampire Hunter Wings. The wings are coated in Black Garlic Glaze and finished with a spicy garlic drizzle, giving them both a dark appearance and a vampire-fighting theme.
The wings are part of the chain’s Fright Feast menu, which launched September 30 and is scheduled to continue through November 9 at participating Buffalo Wild Wings and Buffalo Wild Wings GO locations. The seasonal lineup also includes Black Garlic Glaze Cheese Curds and a Vampirita cocktail.
Prices vary by market, and ordering options can also differ by location. Customers interested in pickup or digital ordering should check their nearest participating restaurant before ordering. For diners who prefer their Halloween menu items savory rather than sugary, the Vampire Hunter Wings are one of the more unusual choices available this season.
Dunkin’ Terror misu Cloud Latte
Dunkin’ is getting theatrical with its Halloween drinks, and the Terror misu Cloud Latte may have one of the best names of the season. The beverage combines espresso or coffee with tiramisu flavor and Purple Marshmallow Cold Foam, creating a drink that mixes dessert-style sweetness with a distinctly Halloween presentation.
It launched September 30 and is available for a limited time at participating Dunkin’ locations nationwide. No firm public end date was identified in the research. The Terror misu Cloud Latte is part of a larger collection of Halloween beverages built around Purple Marshmallow Cold Foam and other colorful seasonal components.
Customers can generally order through participating stores, drive-thrus, the Dunkin’ app, or the chain’s website, but specific ordering methods vary by restaurant. Prices also vary by location, so check the local menu before ordering.
Shake Shack Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup Shake
Shake Shack is leaning into Halloween candy with its limited-time Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup Shake. The shake combines vanilla frozen custard with Reese’s Creamy Peanut Butter and fudge sauce. It comes in a crackable dark chocolate shell and is topped with whipped cream, Reese’s Mini Peanut Butter Cups, and chopped Reese’s Pieces.
That dark shell gives the dessert a more dramatic seasonal look and also adds an interactive element. Customers crack through the chocolate before getting into the shake underneath. The drink launched September 1 and is available for a limited time at participating eligible Shake Shack locations in the U.S.
Some stadium, airport, roadway, and racetrack Shacks may be excluded. Because there is no single nationwide price, customers should check the Shake Shack app or their local online menu for current availability and cost.
More Halloween Food Is Still Coming
October’s Halloween menu calendar is not finished yet. Krispy Kreme is scheduled to launch its Looney Tunes Halloween doughnut collection on October 6.
The collection is expected to run through October 31 at participating shops. Starbucks, meanwhile, has a Black Cat Frappuccino and Black Night Cookie scheduled for October 22.
That staggered rollout is a useful reminder that Halloween food promotions move quickly. Some begin in September, others arrive only days before Halloween, and many disappear immediately after October 31.
If one of these items sounds worth trying, check the restaurant’s local app or ordering page before heading out; it can save a wasted trip and might be the difference between catching a limited-time Halloween favorite and missing it entirely.
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