San Diego Dining Group is Turning its Restaurants into Community Kitchens
San Diego, CA In a crisis, such as the one the world is facing, it is best to remain resilient and think outside the box. To offset the melee, the Coronavirus has created for many businesses, it is key to think outside the box. A contribution is always a key factor during any global crisis.
Today, the conglomerate, San Diego Dining Group which includes of Greystone the Steakhouse, Saltwater, Butchers Cut and Osetra Panevino announced that it will turn its restaurants into Community Kitchens during the Covid-19 pandemic, serving the community in the frontlines of the effort to contain Covid-19; all nurses, doctors, research medical companies, health care specialists, police department,fire departments etc. Starting Wednesday, March 18th – March 22, 2020 the staff of such organizations mentioned can bring in a valid ID from 11am to 1pm to Saltwater located on 565 Fifth Ave San Diego CA 92101 and will be given a free meal to-go.
“The decision to transform our restaurants into Community Kitchens during the Covid-19 pandemic is our way of giving back to the communities we serve in the midst of trying times. The fact is we are going to get through this together by combining our efforts and doing our part in the community. We are working on the logistics, but we already know that we will be providing complementary family meals to the community in the frontlines of the effort to contain Covid-19. Being from Italy and witnessing this unfortunate pandemic unfold and not being able to be there for our families and our community, we felts the need to do so here as this is our home” Vincenzo Loverso and Alesandro Minutella, CEOs and Presidents of San Diego Dining Group.
The firm is in the process of developing a campaign to help spread the word to its patrons.
The Center for Disease Control (CDC) recommends limiting social contact during the Covid-19 pandemic. The San Diego Dining Group is the first hospitality brand in San Diego, CA to launch this new phase of business.
“Times are changing. When the world suddenly shifts due to the unexpected uncertainties, it’s only a matter of time before some of our day-to-day activities such as dining at our favorite restaurants shift as well. When many of us first heard about the Covid-1, I don’t think many of us imagined that it would grow to become a pandemic. As time passed we began to visually see the shift. It has affected the world in so many ways. We want to spearhead change and be proactive in the process of learning how to continue to live and move during this pandemic
“We have to push forward and remain optimistic. We want to do our part,” -Sara Arjmand, Director of Marketing.
