Buffalo Wild Wings 2025 Veterans Day Military Discount

Buffalo Wild Wings may treat military members and veterans to free boneless wings and fries on Veterans Day 2025.

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If sports bars are your thing, consider visiting one of Buffalo Wild Wings 1,200 locations on Veterans Day. You can catch your favorite team playing on multiple large screens and enjoy famous B-Dubs wings and other bar food favorites like burgers, bird dawgs, wraps and tacos.

This year, Buffalo Wild Wings “Wings for Heroes” promotion returns for all veterans and active-duty military members with a free dine-in order of 10 boneless wings and fries. Buffalo Wild Wings GO locations will be included for walk-in/order at the counter only. The deal does not include drinks or gratuity, apply to non-military personnel, or allow substitutions or add-ons.

About half of Buffalo Wild Wings stores are locally-owned and managed. Franchise owners set their own store policies, including discount policies and promotions like the “Wings for Heroes” deal.

Check with your nearest Buffalo Wild Wings location to make sure they are participating.

Buffalo Wild Wings

Merchant
Buffalo Wild Wings

Offer Type
Participating Locations

Requirements
Valid Military ID, Proof of Service

Who Qualifies?
Active-Duty, Veterans, Reservists

Category
American, Food & Drink

Enjoy 10 free boneless wings and fries at Buffalo Wild Wings, available for dine-in or for walk-in counter orders at Buffalo Wild Wings GO locations only. All past and present armed services members (with valid ID) can participate.

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What You Need to Take with You

Bring some kind of service documentation to prove your military or veteran status.

Show restaurant staff one of the following forms of identification:

Military ID card
Veterans ID card or VA health care card.
A current Leave and Earnings Statement (LES).
Driver’s license with veteran designation
A membership card for a veterans organization like the American Legion or Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW).
Discharge paperwork, such as a DD Form 214
A citation or commendation that you may have earned during years of service
A photograph of you in uniform (or wear your uniform, if your service allows)

Enjoy Your Veterans Day Discounts

Every year, restaurants offer free food or discounts to thank military members and veterans for their service and sacrifice.

If you’re craving something besides winds and fries, you can find plenty of other free or discounted meals, retail discounts, events and attractions on The Military Wallet.

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