
Soup kitchen (ready-to-eat meals)
Meatloaf Kitchen at University Community Social Services
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All-volunteer, restaurant-style soup kitchen and social-service agency known to guests as The Meatloaf Kitchen. Founded in 1982 by two professors who saw unmet need in their Greenwich Village neighborhood, the program runs entirely on volunteer labor with no paid staff. Guests are seated and served with the courtesy of a restaurant rather than a food line. Meals include fresh seasonal garden-to-table produce and vegetarian options alongside the signature meatloaf lunch. On-site outreach and social services connect guests with housing and shelter referrals, healthcare navigation, employment assistance, resume help, legal-aid referrals, SNAP and food-stamp registration, computer access, language and translation services, drug and alcohol rehabilitation referrals, and vision screening. The affiliated La Meatloaf Boutique runs an emergency clothing distribution with periodic coat giveaways.
Offerings
- Prepared Meals
- Other social services available
- Fresh produce
- Clothing may be available
Schedule
This Saturday
Soup kitchen (ready-to-eat meals): 9:00 am–10:00 am
- First come, first serve: open until food runs out
This Saturday
Soup kitchen (ready-to-eat meals): 1:00 pm–2:30 pm
- First come, first serve: open until food runs out
Sat, August 15th (next week)
Soup kitchen (ready-to-eat meals): 9:00 am–10:00 am
- First come, first serve: open until food runs out
Soup kitchen (ready-to-eat meals): 1:00 pm–2:30 pm
every week on Saturday
Soup kitchen (ready-to-eat meals): 9:00 am–10:00 am
every week on Saturday