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Texas Roadhouse 2025 Veterans Day Free Meal Voucher

Texas Roadhouse’s “Texas-sized Thank You for Serving Our Country” event honors military members and veterans with a free meal voucher to redeem for one of 10 entrees, two sides and a non-alcoholic beverage.
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Texas Roadhouse’s Texas-size “Thank You for Serving Our Country” event is offering military members and veterans free meal vouchers to redeem for one of 10 entrees, two sides, and a non-alcoholic beverage of their choice on Veterans Day this year, November 11, 2025.

Veterans can then meal vouchers as soon as Texas Roadhouse opens for dinner on Veterans Day at close to 700 locations nationwide, or for dine-in or carry-out at any time until May 30, 2025.

Restaurants are always busy on Veterans Day, so check with your local Texas Roadhouse for hours and availability.

Texas Roadhouse Veterans Day Free Meal

Offer Type
In Store Only

Requirements
Valid Military ID, Proof of Service

Who Qualifies?
Active-Duty, Veterans

Category
American, Food & Drink

Texas Roadhouse is offering a free dine-in or carry-out meal voucher to veterans from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., redeemable through May 30, 2025. A valid Military ID or proof of service is required.

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How to Prove Your Eligibility

You will need to prove your military or veteran status to claim your meal voucher. It’s best to be prepared before you arrive so you can quickly pick up your voucher and go enjoy the many other Veterans Day offers available this year.

Here are some suggested forms of ID to prove your service:

More Ways to Save at Texas Roadhouse

In addition to meal vouchers for Veterans, Texas Roadhouse often runs promotions through third-party companies such as Groupon, Doordash, and Gubhub. Promotions and coupons include deals like a free appetizer when you sign up with your email address and deals when you order to-go with curb side pick-up.

See all Texas Roadhouse Coupons here

How Texas Roadhouse Supports Military and Veterans

Veterans Day 2024 marks Texas Roadhouse’s 15th annual “Texas-size Thank You for Serving Our Country” event to thank veterans and active military for their service. 

For more than 19 years, Texas Roadhouse has also partnered with Homes for Our Troops, a non-profit organization that provides free, custom homes for severely injured post-9/11 veterans. 

Also, Texas Roadhouse was named one of America’s Best Employers for Veterans by Forbes in 2020. 

About Post Author

Christy Van Drunen

Christy Van Drunen is a contributing writer for Military Wallet. She is a veteran with over 19 years of service with experience in many unique military specialties, including readiness and training, combat medicine, administration and communications security and repair. A service member herself, Van Drunen is also a military spouse. She is a lover of cocktails, a philosophy student and an avid gym rat. She lives with her husband, two dogs and two cats in mid-Missouri.

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  1. ralph garcia us army viet nam says

    we veteran’s are thankful for giveing us a free meal on veteran’s day god bless the folks that make this happen every veteran day

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  2. Crystal M Nans says

    We arrived at our Texas Roadhouse Grill in Oceanside, CA, stood in a long line and then learned they are not doing vouchers this year. It’s eat in only.

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    • Ryan Guina says

      Crystal, thank you for sharing. Some Texas Roadhouse locations provided vouchers. We always recommend calling ahead to verify the offer, as they may vary by location. Thank you for your service!

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  3. John Burton says

    A big thank you for your veterans appreciation! We weren’t able to go Veterans Day but voucher will allow us to receive the meal!

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