17 places Dad can eat for free or cheap on Father’s Day

Father’s Day is just around the corner and what better way to celebrate than with a delicious meal? Lucky for you, there are plenty of restaurants offering fantastic Father’s Day freebies, including spaghetti, beer, wings and more! So give Dad a break from the grill this year and treat him to the tastiest Father’s Day yet.

Here are a few places that are treating dads right on Father’s Day:

Beef 'O' Brady's: Dads get a free meal valued up to $10 with any purchase of $10 or more on Father's Day.

Firehouse Subs: Show this coupon at checkout and get a free medium sub with the purchase of another sub, chips and drink on Father's Day.

Ibotta: Dads get a free beer valued up to $5 at any bar or restaurant on Father's Day. Learn the full details here.

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