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FOOD FREEBIES FOR VETERANS DAY!

Even though Veterans Day is Sunday, Veterans Day 2018 will be observed on Monday.  That’s because when the holiday falls on a Sunday, it is observed the next business day.  Regardless of the date Veterans Day is observed, there are plenty of restaurants that will be thanking active and retired military personnel for their service. How will they be thanking them? With free food or free drink or sometimes both.

 

Applebee’s

This Sunday, Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar is on a mission to serve one million free meals to neighborhood military heroes. For the 11th year, Applebee’s restaurants nationwide will invite all veterans and active-duty military to visit their local restaurants on Veterans Day to enjoy a complimentary full-size entree from an exclusive menu.

 

Boston Market

Boston Market has a BOGO deal—buy one individual meal with drink and get a second free—on Veteran’s Day weekend (Sunday, Nov. 11 and Monday, Nov. 12) at all U.S. locations; coupon (but no ID) is required and available at BostonMarket.com.

 

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store will be offering military veterans a choice of a complimentary slice of its Double Chocolate Fudge Coca-Cola Cake or one of its crafted coffee beverages on Sunday at all Cracker Barrel stores.

 

Hooters

At more than 300 participating Hooters restaurants nationwide, all veterans and active-duty military can enjoy one free entree from the Hooters Special Veterans Day Menu on Sunday, as long as they purchase a beverage.  You must present a military ID or proof of service.

 

Macaroni Grill

Romano’s Macaroni Grill will offer a free Mom’s Ricotta Meatballs plus Spaghetti entrée this on Sunday at all U.S. locations.  All veterans and active military must present a military ID or proof of service to enjoy this freebie.

Andy Austin

Andy Austin here and thank you for clicking! It’s great to be back in Sanford after 25 years. Growing up here, I’ve spent the majority of my working life in radio. Had it not been for Media Technology at the Sanford Vocation Center and the doors that opened soon after, there’s no telling where I would have gone. With Seacoast Oldies, it’s a pleasure to help serve the community through the power and messaging of radio. Aside from broadcasting, I’ve worked extensively with NASCAR in various roles, but my real passion is cycling. Road, gravel, and fat tire cycling make up a lot of the time I spend outdoors. My girlfriend Heather and I have two rescue animals in Brandon the cat and Ollie Walter the Bernedoodle.

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