Get Two-for-One Fourth Course Certificates for Restaurant Week Today at Central Market

Today is officially the first day to make reservations for KRLD Restaurant Week, which begins in mid-August. Scott Reitz will have a full run down on the restaurants participating this year soon. In the meantime, today if you make a $25 purchase at any of the five DFW Central Market...
By Lauren Drewes DanielsJuly 16, 2012
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Today is officially the first day to make reservations for KRLD Restaurant Week, which begins in mid-August. Scott Reitz will have a full run down on the restaurants participating this year soon.

In the meantime, today if you make a $25 purchase at any of the five DFW Central Market locations today, you’ll receive 2 Fourth Course certificates, instead of just one.

The Central Market Fourth Course is an additional menu item created by some of the restaurants that is in addition to the standard $35 meal. Typically an app or side dish, this dish is free with the certificate, and today only, you’ll get two instead of one at Central Market with a $25 purchase.

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Lauren Drewes Daniels is a senior editor at the Dallas Observer. She started freelancing in 2013 and became the food editor in 2021. In 2026, she was promoted to senior editor. Beyond covering Dallas’ dynamic restaurant scene, she helps drive community engagement and digital innovation. Lauren holds degrees from the University of North Texas and the UT Arlington. If you have a tip about an amazing pastry, pie or taco, let her know.

lauren.daniels@dallasobserver.com

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