Veterans Day Deals 2025 Near Fayetteville NC

Veterans Day Deals 2025 Near Fayetteville NC

All offers apply on Veterans Day, November 11, unless otherwise noted. Availability may vary by location.

Applebee’s – Free entrée from the Veterans Day menu plus a $5 bounce-back card.

Bonefish Grill – Free Bang Bang Shrimp and a soft drink.

Buffalo Wild Wings – Free 10 boneless wings and fries (dine-in only).

Dad Bod Dive Bar – Veterans Celebration on November 9; service members receive 15% off food and drinks.

Dirty Myrtle – 50-cent wings for military and veterans.

Chick-fil-A – Offers vary by location; verify with your local restaurant.

Chicken Salad Chick – Free Chick Meal (choice of scoop or sandwich, one side, and a drink).

Chili’s – Free dine-in meal from the Veterans Day menu.

Cicis Pizza – Free adult buffet (dine-in only).

Circle K – Free medium coffee.

Culver’s – Free one-scoop sundae; portion of sales donated to Hero Expeditions.

Cracker Barrel – Free Sunrise Pancake Special and 25% off select veteran-themed gifts through Veterans Day.

Dairy Queen – Free medium Blizzard at participating locations.

Denny’s – Free Original Grand Slam (5 a.m. to noon).

Dunkin’ – Free donut for active-duty and retired military.

Freddy’s – Free Combo Meal card (pick up on Veterans Day, redeem by December 31).

Golden Corral – Free “Thank You” Dinner (4 p.m. to close).

Hooters – Free entrée from select menu with purchase of a drink.

IHOP – Free Red, White & Blueberry Pancake Combo.

Krispy Kreme – Free donut plus free coffee.

Little Caesars – Free Lunch Combo (11 a.m. to 2 p.m., proof required).

Logan’s Roadhouse – Free meal from Veterans menu (11 a.m. to 3 p.m., dine-in only).

LongHorn Steakhouse – Free appetizer or dessert plus 10% off (valid November 10–11).

MOD Pizza – 50% off MOD-size pizza or salad for veterans and spouses.

Mission BBQ – Free sandwich; live National Anthem ceremony at noon.

On The Border – Free Pick-2 Combo (dine-in, military ID required).

Panera Bread – Many locations offering a free breakfast item and coffee; verify locally.

Putt-Putt Fun Center – Free mini golf for everyone (no ID required).

Red Lobster – Free Shrimp & Chips voucher (11 a.m.–4 p.m., ID required).

Red Robin – Free Red’s Big Tavern Burger with bottomless fries (dine-in only).

Smoothie King – Free 20 oz Red, White, or Blue Smoothie (12 p.m.–3 p.m., ID required).

Sonic – 50% off Classic and Master Shakes and select menu items.

Shoney’s – Free breakfast for veterans and active-duty (participating locations).

Sheetz – Free half turkey sub and drink, plus free car wash.

SimLo’s Island Cafe – Free Jamaican lunch for servicemembers, veterans, and families at Fort Bragg USO on November 10 from 11:30 to 12:30.

Sol’s Arcade + Taproom – 50% off simulators plus a free $10 game card with military ID.

Starbucks – Free tall hot or iced coffee for veterans, active-duty, and spouses.

Sleep Number (Cross Creek Mall) – 10% off storewide for veterans, active-duty, and immediate family (ongoing).

Sweet Frog – Free 12 oz cup (active or retired military).

Texas Roadhouse – Free meal voucher redeemable through May 30, 2026.

The TV Club – $20 per month streaming; government employees buy one month and get one free. Activation fee waived. Text 910-493-3061.

T-Mobile Fiber – $70/month for 2-Gig speeds; government employees receive one month free. Text 2g to 910-493-3061.

Wawa – Free coffee for veterans, active-duty, and family members.

Zaxby’s – Free sandwich for current and former military (participating locations).

Proof of Service (Commonly Accepted)

  • Military ID
  • VA ID or VA Health Care Card
  • LES
  • Driver’s License with Veteran designation
  • VFW or American Legion membership card
  • DD214 or discharge papers

Some locations may have additional verification requirements. Offers may vary by region.

Kres Thomas, FayToday News

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