2024 Buffalo Wild Wings Veterans Day discount

Many U.S. service members and veterans are already fans of Buffalo Wild Wings, in part because of the restaurant franchise’s longstanding military discounts for Veterans Day, but mostly because of the company’s casual sports bar aesthetic. After all, after a long day of work, who doesn’t want to relax with a beer and some wings while watching the game?

This Veterans Day, the company is offering another special military discount as a token of gratitude for military members and veterans, making Buffalo Wild Wings an even more ideal destination for the holidays.

Details about Buffalo Wild Wings’ Veterans Day offer

On November 11, 2024, Buffalo Wild Wings is offering 10 free boneless wings and fries to veterans and active military with a valid ID. This offer is valid for dine-in or, if you order at a Buffalo Wild Wings GO location, for dine-in or counter orders only.

If you’re looking for a restaurant location for Veterans Day, you can use Buffalo Wild Wings’ convenient location locator to claim your discount in person. Who knows: Some Buffalo Wild Wings franchises are offering an additional military discount, so you might hit the jackpot this Veterans Day.

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Free wings and fries aren’t the only way Buffalo Wild Wings supports the military. The company’s Eat Wings, Raise Funds program allows participating sports bars to raise funds for organizations in their local community, including military families.

Interested in Veterans Day wings but looking for an alternative to Buffalo Wild Wings? On Nov. 11, Fricker’s is offering veterans 10 free boneless Frickin’ Chicken Wings, while Hurricane Grill and Wings is offering veterans and active military a free entree from a select menu, and Wings and Rings is offering veterans a free lunch between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.

Stay up to date with military discounts

Would you like to be informed about military discounts? From travel to phones and everything in between, troops, military members and veterans can benefit from military discounts. Sign up for a free Military.com membership for full access.

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