Pop-up café offers meals, food for free as coronavirus spreads in Brooklyn
A pop-up cafe in Brooklyn is offering free meals for those in need as the coronavirus closes down most of the city.
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Mar 24, 2020, 2:33 AM
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Updated 1,856 days ago
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A pop-up cafe in Brooklyn is offering free meals for those in need as the coronavirus closes down most of the city.
Rethink Cafe is a donation-based cafe that offers meals for $3 and pantry items for $5 - or for free if needed.
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The café makes meals from unused items from restaurants, local farms and grocers. It is providing ingredients to create 200-500 meals a day for those in need.
Currently they are working with the restaurant Little Tong Noodle Shop in East Village and it plans to partner with 29 more restaurants.
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