Dinner for our Souls 28 at JBJ Soul Kitchen, Red Bank,Band After

Lets celebrate our 28th dinner here and continue to support this great charitable org. founded by Jon Bongiovi and wife Dorothea and which not only has tasty food but helps feed others.

Its become a top rated restaurant and attraction in Red Bank.

Due to this and staffing & other reasons our large group of 30 we usually bring can’t be accomodated for dinner so Instead we’ll bring smaller groups more frequently.
https://www.jbjsoulkitchen.org/

“JBJ Soul Kitchen normally serves a 3-course meal based on American Regional cuisine, starting with your choice of salad or soup, followed by a choice of entrée such as fish, meat or a vegetarian selection. The meal is finished with a freshly made dessert. Many of the dishes are made with fresh, organic ingredients from our garden or the JBJ Soul Kitchen Farm.” Soft drinks included. The volunteers are great – you won’t find better service in any 5 star restaurant. I brought some friends once and the waitress, business owner even baked and made some chocolate covered pretzels for the patrons. The menu is posted on their site 2 weeks prior https://www.jbjsoulkitchen.org/ and is always good – nice choices including vegetarian.

DINNER IS $30 AND THERE’S NO TAX OR TIPS THOUGH MEMBERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO PAY IT FORWuARD BY CONTRIBUTING MORE TO FEED THOSE IN NEED.

Out of respect to some of the volunteers who may be sensitive, no alcohol is permitted.

The Soul Kitchen is located across from the train station and free parking is available there, on the street and in the street in the lot across street
if not busy.

See you all there!

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