Ninety Nine restaurants are offering a free lunch to veterans and active duty military from opening to 5 p.m. on Monday. The free meal choices are baked schrod, country fried chicken, an all American burger, chopped sirloin, shepherd's pie, chicken marsala or a roast turkey dinner.

It was previously known as Armistice Day and marked the end of the first World War. Often confused with Memorial Day, Veterans Day is largely meant “to thank living veterans for their sacrifices.” Here’s where current and retired military members can eat for free or make purchases at no cost: Ride-thru exterior car washes are free for active-duty and retired service members on Monday,