Los Angeles Restaurants Offer Free Meals To First Responders

• Goop Kitchen, owned by Gwyneth Paltrow, delivers meals to first responders.

• Sweetfin provides free meals to support firefighters battling the fires.

• Yeastie Boys partners with World Central Kitchen to distribute food to front line workers.

Gwyneth Paltrow is an American actress.

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A number of Los Angeles restaurants have stepped up to offer free meals to first responders in the midst of the devastating fires that have swept across the county.

One such establishment is Goop Kitchen, owned by actress and entrepreneur Gwyneth Paltrow. The restaurant announced its initiative to deliver meals to the brave first responders on the front lines. In a statement on their official Instagram account, Goop Kitchen expressed solidarity with the Los Angeles community and gratitude towards the first responders for their incredible bravery and resilience. They encouraged first responders in need of food to reach out to their team for assistance.

Additionally, Goop Kitchen provided a list of organizations where individuals can make donations to support those affected by the fires.

Another restaurant, Sweetfin, a popular Los Angeles-based poke chain with multiple locations across the county, is also offering free meals to first responders. Co-founder Seth Cohen emphasized the importance of supporting the firefighters who have been instrumental in battling the fires and expressed a desire to contribute in any way possible to the community's recovery.

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Sweetfin provides free meals to support firefighters battling the fires.

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Goop Kitchen, owned by Gwyneth Paltrow, delivers meals to first responders.

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Yeastie Boys partners with World Central Kitchen to distribute food to front line workers.

Yeastie Boys, a well-known Los Angeles bagel food truck, was quick to join the efforts by providing meals to front line workers. They partnered with chef Jose Andres' World Central Kitchen to distribute food around the city.

Several other restaurants in Los Angeles, including Cafe Tropical, Crustacean, Danny Boy's pizzeria, Joe's Pizza, Sonoritas Prime Tacos, Dudley Market, and Huckleberry Cafe, have also extended their support by offering free meals to first responders and evacuees.

Chef Andrew Gruel of Calico Fish House in Huntington Beach, located south of the fires, opened the restaurant's parking lot to evacuees, inviting them to stay as long as needed. Gruel assured those affected that they are welcome at the restaurant and that free meals will be provided to support them during this challenging time.