Veterans Day Food Freebies: Hooters Wings, Subway Sandwiches, BJ's Pizza and More

By Michelle Woo Tue., Nov. 8 2011 at 12:26 PM

Free food! Woo!

This Friday, restaurants everywhere are rolling out Veterans Day freebies and deals for our fine servicemen and -women.

If you're a veteran or active-duty service member, get in on the free-grub action with the list below. And thank you for serving our country!

Fine print: All deals are valid on Friday, Nov. 11, unless otherwise noted. Military ID or proof of service required. Call individual locations to verify special offers.

If you know of any other Veterans Day specials, feel free to add them in the comments!

Click on the links for more details.

Applebee's: Free meal, seven to choose from.

BJ's Restaurant: Free lunch entrée or a one-topping mini-pizza for dinner.

Chili's: Free meal from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., seven to choose from.

Hooters: 10 free wings with drink purchase.

Krispy Kreme: Free doughnut. Call to verify whether your location is participating.

McCormick & Schmick's: Free lunch or dinner on Sunday, Nov. 13. Space is limited, and reservations are highly recommended.

Outback Steakhouse: Free Bloomin' Onion and a Coke from now through Friday. See outback.com/troops for more details.

Ruby's: Free cinnamon-roll French toast. Click here for coupon.

Subway: Free 6-inch sub. Call to verify whether your location is participating.

T.G.I. Fridays: Buy one entrée, get one free from Nov. 11 to 14.

And a couple of local spots:

Lucca Cafe, Irvine: Free lunch and soft drink or coffee from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Reservations are recommended.

Avalon Bagels to Burgers, Yorba Linda and Placentia locations: Free meal and a drink. Also, for every $5 gift card that customers purchase that day, the restaurant will donate $5 to the NAMES Foundation, which provides phone cards for service personnel overseas.

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Bruceray

I went to two Subways today and neither either did not know what I was talking about or said that they were unaware of the free 6" sub. It was advertised on TV, Radio and also in the local newspaper. Being a Vietnam Vet, it brings back memories of how many of us were treated when we returned home from a war. So much for Subway's advertising. I hope that those at Subway can enjoy their freedom.

ccijiss

Subway wants the credit without putting up any of these free subs. Five locations in Philly area not participating. I have more respect for places which do nothing than I do for Subway where they run the campaign as merely a public relations stunt.

Redhour12

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waste of time with subway my military co-workers try five locations the response was"we don't participate", may be we won't "participate" in the next deployment. Thoseestablishments suck.