Here are a few honorable ways to salute veterans and active-duty military personnel on Monday, November 11.
In honor of Veterans Day, local restaurants and beverage shops are offering discounts or freebies to those who have served or are still in the military. Also, this is only a handful of local restaurants saluting troops on Monday, November 11.
Adventure idea: All National Park Service sites that charge an entrance fee will have free admission to everyone on Veterans Day.
The Gourmet Girls will be offering complimentary meals for veterans on November 11. It also happens to be their Lucky Thirteen Anniversary. They’ll be celebrating all weekend with Pink Champagne Cupcakes for all guests, and some surprise specials for $13. Plus, new menu items like the Banana-Rama breakfast, Lemon Curd Poppyseed Waffle, and a Sourdough Bread Patty Melt is on the menu.
The bar in Marana is hosting a special Happy Hour from 4 – 6 p.m. on Veterans Day.
This is a family-friendly event with plenty of activities and they are also giving away a Harley-Davidson motorcycle.
“Celebrate Veterans Day with breakfast cooked by Auxiliary 5990. Free for Veterans. $6 for all other guests.”
On November 11, Mountain Mike’s Pizza is offering free Garlic Sticks with a minimum purchase of $25. Mountain Rewards members will receive the offer in-app. For non-members, use code FREESTIX online.
“We are offering a sweet treat and free appetizers for all current and former military personnel with a valid military ID.”
“In recognition of Veterans Day, Hawaiian Bros Island Grill is offering veterans and active duty personnel a complimentary classic plate lunch as a heartfelt thank you for your service. Please present valid proof of service to redeem this offer. Dine-in, drive-thru, and carry-out options are available, except ghost kitchens.”
“Veterans and active-duty military get a free meal from the following choices: ½ lb Stripper Combo, a ½ lb Boneless Combo, or a #MyNative Burger with fries on November 11. The offer is valid for dine-in only at participating locations and an ID must be shown, or you need to wear a military uniform.”
All of the discounts have been confirmed, either through a press release or direct communication with the company. Check out all the other discounts being offered this Veterans Day.
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