Updated Nov 10, 2009 - 6:06 pm

Free grub for service members on Veteran's Day

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Veterans cancel your lunch plans Wednesday. Many area businesses are offering free food to active and past members of the military.

Seattle-based Dick's Drive-In restaurants are rewarding service members with a free cheeseburger offer.

Veterans can get a free cheeseburger after presenting military ID at any of the five area Dick's locations at Capitol Hill, Holman Road, Lake City, Queen Anne or Wallingford.

Want a side for that burger? Head over to Outback Steakhouse, they're offering a free Bloomin' Onion for military men and women.

Still not full? Try the Three-Cheese Chicken Penne, or a Fire Pit Bacon Burger, as Applebee's offers up select entree items for free in appreciation of military service.

And for Veterans with a sweet tooth, cap off the day with dessert at Krispy Kreme Doughnuts. They'll hand over a free doughnut, any flavor, to any present or past member of the military.

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• whispurr wrote...

  Free food for military

  Famous Daves BBQ is offering a free meal to military too.

  November 10, 2009 7:01 pm

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• sky82 wrote...

  NICE

  I may just have to visit, thanks for the appreciation

  November 11, 2009 12:41 am

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• jpmarine wrote...

  Outstanding

  This is the best news I could have asked for. After celebrating the Marine Corps 234th birthday last night, I could use a bit of greasy food. Just wanted to throw a shout out to the businesses for their support, means a lot.

  November 11, 2009 8:18 am

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• jpetro wrote...

  jpmarine,sky82 and all

  veterans. I honor you. You deserve this day and so much more. Thank you

  November 11, 2009 10:54 am

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• taxslave wrote...

  Agreed...

  Thanks to all our brave men and women both past and present.

  November 11, 2009 11:30 am

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• Loving Life wrote...

  Thanks for thinking of us.

  I never thought I would see where we would be honored on this day, in such a way. To my brothers and sisters in arms, past and present, enjoy this. To these businesses, Thank you for your support. I do appreciate what you are doing.

  November 11, 2009 11:59 am

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• SiCoFgOvErNmEnT wrote...

  THANK YOU TO ALL VETERANS!!!!

  Really, thank you so much for your service. I feel we should be celebrating veterans day more then any other day right now! They are out there busting their butts, and whether they agree with the war or not they still continue to move on. I honor you, and thank you all! You deserve MUCH, MUCH more then a dinner. But that's a good start! Thank you again!

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• roguehawkfan1119 wrote...

  Veterans meal

  A fellow Vet and myself went to Famous Daves BBQ in Tukwila and had an awesome dinner and the staff and especially our server Lucas were great. Thanks so much to all the establishments that participated and a special shout out to Daves...

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