The 4th of July weekend is here, and people throughout Berkshire County will be enjoying a variety of activities, including fireworks, swimming, time spent with families, and, of course, cookouts. There's nothing like enjoying a juicy burger or dog off the grill.

While some people may be enjoying cookouts, others may be on the move or may not be attending or hosting a picnic. If you need to grab something quick during your holiday weekend travels, Burger King has a special offer for you.

As reported by Geekspin, Burger King and Grubhub are running a buy-one-get-one-free deal on the Whopper Jr. through July 5, allowing customers to order two and pay for one. However, your order has to amount to $15 for the promo to apply. Still, if you have a few people going on a trip with you this weekend, that's a pretty good deal.

In addition, in order to get the deal, the order must be placed on the Grubhub app or website, and you also need to have a Grubhub account. Heck, I would set up a Grubhub account to get that deal. Why not?

Burger King also has another deal going in partnership with Walmart. According to the burger chain's website, Royal Perks members get a Walmart+ membership for $7.77/ month—that’s 40% off. This includes BK digital savings like 25% off your order every day, and a free Whopper quarterly with purchase. You can get more details and terms on this particular offer by going here.

Burger King has three locations in Berkshire County, including North Adams, Pittsfield, and Lenox. Enjoy.

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