Veteran's Day Freebies 2014

Applebee's - Veterans and Active Duty get a free signature entree on 11/11. Dine-in only. Beverage not included. Present proof of service. Read about it here. 

BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse - Free meals up to $9.95 value. Confirm here that your location is participating.

Bob Evans Restaurant - free hotcakes. Bring ID.

California Pizza Kitchen - Choose a pizza, full size salad or pasta for dine-in. Bring ID or come in uniform.

Carrabba's Italian Grill - free appetizer. Bring ID or come in uniform.

Chili's - Veterans and Active Duty get a free meal. Show proof of military service.Chili's

Einstein Bros Bagels - Free Coffee.  Show ID.

Friendly's - Get a free breakfast, lunch or dinner. Show ID.

Golden Corral - From 5 pm to 9 pm, active duty and veterans will get a free meal and beverage. All locations are participating and no identification needed. Includes military retirees, veterans, National Guard or Reserves.

Krispy Kreme - Free doughnut and small coffee. No other purchase necessary.

Sizzler - Free lunch until 4 pm. Choose from 6 oz steak, single Malibu chicken or half dozen Fried Shrimp with a choice of side dish. Free drink.  Bring ID or come in uniform.

Outback Steakhouse - Free Bloomin' Onion and beverage for veterans and active duty and retired military as long as a uniform is worn or military ID is shown. Also get a 15% off discount from Nov 12 - Dec 31 for military.

Perkin's - Free breakfast which includes 2 eggs, 3 pancakes, 2 bacon strips or sausage links. Not all are participating. Bring ID.

Red Lobster - Free appetizer Nov 10- 13. Choose Sweet Chili Shrimp, Parrot Isles Jumbo Coconut Shrimp, Lobster Dip, and more.

Shoney's - free All-American Burger. Show proof of military service. Dine-In only.Shoney's

Starbucks - Starbucks will give out free tall brewed coffee to veterans, active duty military and their spouses on Veterans Day. Call ahead to make sure your Starbucks is participating. 

Tim Hortons - Free doughnut to all active and inactive U.S. military veterans. Must be in uniform or have I.D.