Veterans Day Free Meals 2012 List: Applebees, Chili's, Hooters

by J.A. Dunabeitia | November 8, 2012 at 10:50 pm
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Several Restaurants Offer Free Meals to Veterans on Veterans Day 2012. Here is a List of Veterans Day Free Meals For Sunday, November 11

Sunday, November 11, 2012 is Veterans Day, a time to honor those who have served their country. As a way to thank veterans, many restaurants offer free meals to veterans on Veterans Day.

Several chain restaurants such as Applebee's and Golden Corral offer Veterans Day free meals. Others offer some type of Veterans Day 2012 freebie or discount

Applebee's Veterans Day special offers free meals to veterans and active military members on Sunday, Nov. 11. The restaurant asks that people offer proof of military service. Here is more information about Applebees free meals on Veterans Day. Here is the Applebees menu.

Golden Corral will be holding Military Appreciation Monday dinner on November 12. Veterans and active military members will receive a complimentary dinner buffet and beverage. Golden Corral says that no ID is required for the service member. While family members are welcome to join, the free meal deal is limited to military personnel and veterans.

You can search the site's restaurant locator here to find Golden Corral locations near you.

Denny's is offering free all-you-can eat pancakes on Monday, November 12.

Here is a List of Restaurants Offering 2011 Veterans Day Free Meals and discounts:

  • Applebee's
  • Chili's
  • California Pizza Kitchen
  • Cheeseburger in Paradise
  • Hooters
  • Texas Roadhouse
  • McCormick & Schmick's

This site offers more potential Veteran's Day 2012 free meals and discounts

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