In honor of Veterans Day 2025, Texas Roadhouse is once again showing appreciation to America’s service members with a generous free meal voucher program. The popular restaurant chain, known for its hand-cut steaks and Texas hospitality, will celebrate veterans and active-duty military personnel with a special offer available nationwide.

Free Meal Voucher Details

On Tuesday, November 11, 2025, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., participating Texas Roadhouse locations across the U.S. will distribute free meal vouchers to all veterans and active-duty military members.

Each voucher can be redeemed for one of ten select entrées, along with two made-from-scratch sides and a non-alcoholic beverage. Eligible entrees typically include signature favorites such as the 6-oz sirloin steak, pulled pork dinner, country fried chicken, or chicken critters.

Vouchers will be valid for dine-in or carry-out and can be used at participating Texas Roadhouse locations through May 30, 2026.

Who Qualifies

All veterans, active-duty service members, and members of the National Guard or Reserves are eligible for the free meal voucher. To claim the offer, guests must present proof of military service, such as a Military ID, VA card, or DD-214.

A Continued Commitment to Veterans

Texas Roadhouse has built a strong tradition of honoring military personnel each Veterans Day. Since launching the annual program, the chain has served millions of meals to veterans nationwide, reinforcing its reputation as one of the most veteran-friendly restaurant brands in America.

“We are proud to recognize the brave men and women who have served our country,” said a Texas Roadhouse spokesperson. “This day is about gratitude, community, and honoring their sacrifice.”

Participating Locations

While most Texas Roadhouse restaurants will take part in the Veterans Day giveaway, veterans are encouraged to check with their local location for specific details or variations. Each restaurant may manage voucher pickup logistics slightly differently, depending on crowd size and local guidelines.

Why It Matters

For many veterans, this annual tradition goes beyond a free meal, it’s a reminder of appreciation and community support. It’s also a chance for local communities to come together to celebrate the people who protect and serve the nation.