2021 Veterans Day Discounts in West St. Paul

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Thursday, Nov. 11, 2021 is Veterans Day, so in gratitude to our veterans and active duty service members, a number of businesses are offering freebies and deals.

Veterans Day Deals

Here’s a list of the local Veterans Day specials:

• 5-8 Grill & Tap: Free burger.
• Applebees: Free meal from a limited menu.*
• Beirut: 50% discount (Dine in only, must either be in uniform, wearing a military cap, or show military ID. )*
• BLVD: Free burger and fries.
• Culver’s: Free custard.*
• Denny’s: Free build-your-own Grand Slam from 5 a.m. to noon.
• Dunkin’: Free donut.
• Great Clips: Free haircut.
• Jameson’s Irish Bar: Free dinner up to a $15 value.
• Little Caesar’s: Free lunch combo from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
• Sport Clips: Free haircut.
• Starbucks: Free coffee.
• Target: 10% discount between November 1-13 (have to register online).
• Walgreen’s: 20% discount from November 11-14 (have to use in-store card).

* These were last year’s discounts and we couldn’t find confirmation for this year, though it’s likely they’re still available.

Serving Veterans All Year

A number of businesses also offer a year-round discount for veterans:

• Beirut: 10% ‘person in uniform’ discount.
• Carhartt: 25% discount for military, first responders, and nurses.
• Jiffy Lube: 25% discount for active-duty service members and veterans.
• Lowe’s: 10% discount for active-duty service members and veterans.
• Mattress Firm: 10% discount for active-duty service members, veterans, and first responders.
• O’Reilly Auto Parts: 10% discount for active-duty service members, veterans, and their immediate families.

Note: These offers often have exclusions, exceptions, and verification requirements. Read the fine print and call ahead.

More

For more ways to support our active duty service members and veterans, check out the Northern Dakota County Beyond the Yellow Ribbon. You can also read more about our local unit of the Minnesota National Guard.

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