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Hooters 2024 Military Discount and Veterans Day Promotion

Hooters offers military members and veterans a free meal on Veterans Day and an ongoing Tuesday 20% off at many locations.
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Hooters Military Veterans Day DiscountCourtesy of Hooters

We are working on validating Veterans Day discounts for 2024. Below is last year’s Veterans Day discount.

Hooters is offering current and former military members a free entrée from a special menu when you dine in on Nov. 11, 2023. You must purchase one regularly-priced beverage to take advantage of Hooters Veterans Day offer.

The special military menu lists the restaurant chain’s five most popular menu items. All you need is valid military identification.

Visit and choose from these favorites:

  • Buffalo Chicken Salad
  • Buffalo Chicken Sandwich
  • Grilled Chicken Sandwich
  • Hooters Burger
  • 10-Piece Boneless Wings

You can choose from the 17 Hooters sauces and dry rubs, including Caribbean Jerk, Texas BBQ, Teriyaki Samurai, Chipotle Honey, Garlic Habanero and Lemon Pepper.

Hooters Veterans Day Deal

Offer Type
In Store Only

Requirements
Valid Military ID, Proof of Service

Who Qualifies?
Active-Duty, Veterans

Category

Hooters, the laid-back Florida-born restaurant famous for chicken wings, offers a free dinner entrée from the Veterans Day Menu to veterans and active-duty military on November 11. Eligible guests must show proof of service and purchase a drink. This dine-in offer is valid at select Hooters locations.

Get the Hooters Discount

Hooters Onoing Military Discount

Hooters offers a daily 10 percent military discount and a special 20 percent military discount every Tuesday throughout the year. The weekly discount is only available at participating locations and requires a valid military ID.

Most Hooters locations open by 11 a.m. for lunch and remain open until midnight or later. Some locations close early on Sundays, so check with your nearest Hooters before arriving. Also, local laws may prohibit alcohol sales on Sundays.

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Bring a standard military identification card or another proof of service to take advantage of Hooters military and Veterans Day deals.

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Other Ways Hooters Honors Veterans

Along with complimentary meals and discounts, Hooters has also raised thousands of dollars for charitable organizations that support veterans, including the Homes for Our Troops initiative. This charity builds custom houses and donates them mortgage-free to veterans who were injured in the line of duty.

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Enjoy More Veterans Day Deals

Veterans Day provides an excellent opportunity for restaurants to thank veterans for their service in person with a free Veterans Day meal.

You can also find Veterans Day retail discounts and special offers on events and attractions.

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Ryan Guina

Ryan Guina is The Military Wallet’s founder. He is a writer, small business owner, and entrepreneur. He served over six years on active duty in the USAF and is a current member of the Tennessee Air National Guard.

Ryan started The Military Wallet in 2007 after separating from active duty military service and has been writing about financial, small business, and military benefits topics since then.

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