This Restaurant Chain Is Giving Law Enforcement Officers Free Meals on Wednesday

NEW YORK, NY - JULY 4: Police officers take security measures during a hot-dog eating contest spicing up US Independence Day celebrations in New York, NY on July 4, 2015. The marvellous show was broadcast live on several different television channels with a live audience of thousands. (Photo by Bilgin S. Sasmaz/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)

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One restaurant wants to show law enforcement workers some love this week the only way it knows how—free food.

Shoney’s, a casual dining chain based in Nashville, Tenn., announced that it will be handing out free meals to law enforcement workers on July 27. All they have to do is come in and show some ID. “If you’re a police officer in your hometown or are traveling to a place where Shoney’s does business, please know you are welcome here,” Shoney’s CEO David Davoudpour said in a press release obtained by Money.

Shoney’s has more than 200 locations, and it mainly operates in the Southeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Midwest. This special offer is limited to one meal per eligible customer, but can be redeemed at any point during the day for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

This Wednesday, all law enforcement officers get a meal on the house. Thank you for your service! pic.twitter.com/2XjMIJLl54
— Shoney's (@Shoneys) July 25, 2016

Davoudpour said that the restaurant chain wanted to give a “tangible and heartfelt” show of gratitude to the people who vow to protect and serve.

This sentiment isn’t one that’s shared by everyone around the nation. Fortune recently reported that a Taco Bell employee in Alabama had been fired for refusing to serve two law enforcement officers.