From the Inside Out

For one week only, you can dine at some of Dallas’ finest restaurants for the low price of $35 and support a good cause at the same time. KRLD’s Restaurant Week will be held August 17-23. During this week, you can get a three-course meal at over 100 restaurants in DFW for only $35. In addition, for each dinner purchased, participating restaurants will donate $7 to the North Texas Food Bank and the Lena Pope Home. Last year KRLD Restaurant Week raised more than $430,000 for the two charities.

The list of participating restaurants includes the new Five Sixty restaurant by Wolfgang Puck, III Forks, Texas de Brazil, The Mansion, Jaspers, Nana’s, and more! It’s one of the best deals you’ll find all year. If you want to participate, pick up the phone and make your reservations now. Reservations are required, seating is limited, and the spots fill up quickly. When you call, be sure to ask for KRLD Restaurant Week Reservations.

For those who want a fourth course, you can get a free certificate from Central Market with any purchase of $25 or more.

For the complete list of participating restaurants, click here.

Bon Appetit!

For those “foodies” out there, it’s time to rejoice because this week is Restaurant Week in Dallas. What’s Restaurant Week? It’s a week when over 100 restaurants will offer three-course meals for the fixed price of $35. The meal includes an appetizer, entree and dessert. Since many of the participating restaurants are four- and five-star rated, this is a steal. Don’t feel bad for taking advantage of these fine restaurants, though, because it’s all to raise funds for local charities. A portion of the price will be donated to the North Texas Food Bank and Lena Pope Home.

Restaurant Week begins on August 11 and runs through August 17, but some restaurants are extending the offer through August 31. Reservations and required, and availability is limited. When calling, you need to request a Restaurant Week reservation.

For more information and to view a list of participating restaurants, click here.