These Texas Favorites Have Yummy Food Deals For The Eclipse

The eclipse on Monday in Texas isn't just an opportunity to see a rare celestial event. It's also a time to cash in on great eclipse promotions from your favorite restaurants and businesses.

Even if the cloud obscures our view of the show in the heavens, you will still benefit from all these places jumping on the eclipse bandwagon for their customers.

Burger King Giving Away Free Burgers Monday

According to People, on Monday Royal Perks members who text ECLIPSE to 251251, will get a buy one get one offer to redeem when they order on their app or online at BK.com through April 15.

If you are not a rewards member you still have time to sign up and join when you download their app. If you frequent Burger King they do all kinds of promotions that score you free or exclusive offers in the app.

Marco's Pizza Giving Customers 50% Off

If you order online or on their app, Marco's customers can get 50% off all menu-price pizzas with the ECLIPSE promo code. This promotion will last an entire week, so you can take advantage from Monday, April 8th until April 14th.

Smoothie King Has A Commemorative Smoothie

You might have already tried the Eclipse Berry Blitz at Smoothie King. It's been available since March 27. The promotion ends on Monday, April 8th.

Some locations closer to the path of totality are even throwing in a free pair of Smoothie King eclipse glasses.

Sonic Drive-In Brings The Blackout Slush Float

Sonic has a limited edition drink just for the eclipse. You can try their Blackout Slush Float through May 5th. They are handing out free solar eclipse glasses with every purchase, while supplies last.

Though they won't be much use after the eclipse.

Pizza Hut's Total Eclipse Of The Hut

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On Monday you can get any large pizza at Pizza Hut for $12. You can create your own with up to 10 toppings, or any of their combos and crusts. They will even deliver it to you.

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