Chef Jose Andres Is Transforming 8 Of His Restaurants Into Temporary Soup Kitchens
March 18, 2020
Chef Jose Andres is transforming eight of his restaurants in New York City and Washington, DC into soup kitchens for those who are struggling during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Carry-out only meals cost $7 for guests who can afford it, but volunteers running the kitchens will be flexible with customers who may be out of work.
There's also an option to donate a meal to someone else.
"Those who cannot afford to pay we will welcome as well," Andres said in a statement.
The community kitchens will operate out of the restaurants' side doors from 12 PM – 5 PM daily.
Also, all of his employees are getting paid leave and current health benefits for at least the first two weeks.
"We are in an unprecedented emergency...and as painful as it is, ALL restaurants, bars, etc. must be closed across America if we are to avoid what’s happening in other countries. This is the only way," Andres wrote on Instagram. "In this moment, loving each other means staying away from each other. This is about We The People. Each of us has a responsibility to act for others, not just ourselves. We are all together in this fight."
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