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Re: HoosierHoagie post# 15035

Wednesday, 11/07/2012 10:03:04 PM

Wednesday, November 07, 2012 10:03:04 PM

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2012 Veterans Day Offerings:

Applebee’s - All Veterans and active duty military eat free from a limited menu at Applebee’s on Veterans Day (Nov. 11).

Arby’s – All Veterans and active duty military receive a free roast beef sandwich on Veterans Day (Nov. 11).

Bar Louie – All Veterans entitled to free meal on Veterans Day (Nov 11)

BD Mongolian Grill – November 5-11 ½ off stir-fry for all Veterans

Beef O’Bradys – BOGO Free Veterans Meal with a purchase of any entrée on Veterans Day (Nov 11)

Big Lots - All Veterans entitled to 10% discount

BJ’s Restaurant and Brew house - On Monday, November 11, 2012

BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse will offer veterans and service members will be able to get a free lunch entree or a one-topping mini or individual pizza.

Boston’s – Free individual pizza on Veterans Day

Build A Bear Workshop – All Veterans entitled to a 20% discount on Veterans Day

California Pizza Kitchen - All Veterans entitled to free mean and drink (non-alcoholic) on Veterans Day.

Champps – Free hamburger on Veterans Day

Chilis – Veterans and active duty dine for free from a special limited seven-item menu from 11am – 5pm on Veterans Day.

Denny’s – Veterans entitled to a free Grand Slam breakfast on Veterans Day

Foot Locker – All Veterans entitled to 20% discount on Veterans Day

Golden Corral – All Veterans entitled to free meal on Veterans Day

Home Depot - Offers a 10 percent discount to all Veterans during Veterans Day, Memorial Day and Independence Day. Home Depot offers the 10 percent discount year round to for active duty and retirees.

JoAnn Fabrics – All Veterans entitled to 20% discount on Veterans Day

Krispy Kreme – All Veterans receive a free donut on Veterans Day

Little Caesars Pizza – Free crazy bread on Veterans Day to all Veterans

Lone Star Steakhouse – Military members and veterans will be offered a free appetizer (does not include the Taste of Texas Sampler) on Monday, Nov. 12, 2012. Be sure to call ahead and verify participation.

Lowe’s - All Veterans receive the 10-percent discount on Veteran’s Day, Memorial Day and the Fourth of July. The offer is available in stores only and is limited to in-stock and special-order purchases of up to $5,000.

Massage Envy - $60 off regular military discount, free massage on Veterans Day

Max and Erma’s – All Veterans receive a free cheeseburger on Veterans Day

McCormick & Schmick’s Seafood Restaurants – On Sunday November 11, participating McCormick & Schmick’s Seafood Restaurants offer a complimentary entree to vets from a special menu on a space available basis, online reservations are highly recommended.
Be sure to contact your local McCormick & Schmick’s to ensure they are participating.

Mimis Café – All Veterans receive a free lunch or dinner on Veterans Day

O’Charleys – 10% discount daily for Veterans, 50% off lunch or dinner plus a $10 rewards card on Veterans Day

Old Navy – 10% off purchases on November 12 for all Veterans
Olive Garden – Free meal on Veterans Day for Veterans

Outback Steakhouse – Free blooming onion and a Coke on Veterans Day for Veterans

Spaghetti Warehouse – On Veterans Day they will be hosting a Once in a Lifetime Veterans Day celebration. Choose one of 12 original spaghetti entrees or 15 layer lasagna and get the second one for 11 cents.

Sport Clips – Free haircut for Veterans on Veterans Day

Subway - For Veteran’s Day, Subway will be offering free six inch sub or flatbread to military Veterans. Please call ahead to verify your local Subway franchise is participating.

Texas Roadhouse – Free lunch 11 am – 2 pm for Veterans on Veterans Day

TGI Fridays – Free lunch on Veterans Day to all Veterans

UNO Chicago Grill – Uno’s is a special 19.43 percent off to Veterans on November 7-11.

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