FAQ for Eating at Masbia

What is Masbia?

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Masbia is a network of community supported kitchens where clients can eat for free. Masbia also operates a free food pantry.

Is Masbia Kosher?

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Yes. Masbia has a certificate of Kashrut from the Orthodox Union.

I am not Jewish - can I eat at Masbia?

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Yes. Masbia feeds everyone who is in need.

What documents do I need to bring?

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As of now, clients do not need to bring documentation. Because resources are limited, we may request documentation in the future from clients.

When can I receive a meal?

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Masbia is opened for dinner service from 3:00 PM until 7:00 PM Mondays - Thursdays.

What is served for dinner?

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The menu varies on a day to day basis but all meals consists of bread, soup, a protein, a vegetable, a grain, a dessert, and a beverage. We want to provide nutritious and balanced meals that are tasty and freshly prepared. 

What public transportations are available?

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  • The B16 bus stop at 13Av & 52nd Street 

  • D train at 55 Street

 

Can I take a hot meal home?

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No- Hot dinners can not be taken home. Food must be eaten in the dining room. However, we do have take home pantry packages every Thursday.

Do you deliver?

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No- At this point of time, we do not deliver meals.