St Barnabas Episcopal Church

Yummy food with s good amount of options to choose from. Awesome staff fast service ud83dude0a

Since I've started volunteering here I've really gained more confidence in myself to look for a paying job... It's a wonderful bridge to fill any gaps in employment history!! Plus I stay connected to the community I love and adore ❤ufe0f

Huge nice place. Great people

You come inside and are greeted pleasantly, you see rows of tables and chairs. Silverware, a napkin and a cup sit on a place mat on the table in front of each chair waiting for the hungry to sit at for their meal. You sit yourself wherever you would like. Down the center of each table there are pitchers with milk and water, salt and pepper, Tabasco and/or other seasonings. Either a volunteer or Robin herself will come up and ask you if you would like the meal and what kind of dressing for your salad if you'd like one. A couple of minutes later they come back with a plate of food. You can stay as long as you'd like between 4-6pm. You can have seconds or even thirds unless they are very busy that evening as they want to make sure everyone has at least one plate.nnRobin took over running the St Barnabas soup kitchen from Howie a few years back now. Howie did some wonderful things and was even able to extend meal nights that were available. Robin has continued the amazing but hard work that Howie had started and has made it possible for the soup kitchen to be open Mon-Fri, 5 days a week she and her volunteers work to feed those who otherwise would go without a warm meal. I myself have personally been in a place before in my life that the soup kitchen was my only meal for the day. I am very thankful for Howie, Robin, and all of the volunteers who donate their time to make this possible.

Everyone is welcome and they have A+ food during the soup kitchen that is held there every evening except Sundays. Ask for the head chef Robyn who runs the soup kitchen along with about a dozen volunteers.