A Haven of Compassion and Community
From the moment you step into the Martin de Porres House of Hospitality, you are enveloped in an atmosphere of genuine care and community spirit. This remarkable establishment, nestled at "16th st &5Potrero Ave, San Francisco", is more than just a place to eat; it's a beacon of hope and a testament to the power of volunteerism and generosity.
The meals, often vegetarian and vegan, are prepared with attention to health and taste, ensuring that everyone, regardless of their dietary preferences or needs, can enjoy a delicious meal. The House's policy of treating everyone as a guest, coupled with their practice of sending handwritten thank you notes to donors, adds a personal touch that is rare and heartwarming.
In a world where the hustle and bustle can often leave us feeling disconnected, the Martin de Porres House of Hospitality stands as a reminder of the good that can be achieved when we come together to support one another. It's a place that not only feeds the body but also nourishes the soul.
To the incredible team of volunteers, thank you for your unwavering service. Your work does not go unnoticed, and it is deeply appreciated by the community and beyond. May the Martin de Porres House of Hospitality continue to thrive and serve as a shining example of what it means to live in service to others. I hope this review captures the essence of your experience and the admirable work being done at the Martin de Porres House of...
ย ย ย Read moreNice staff. Lot of stuff of customers: shopping cart cloths metal sort of threatens you. I did not have toilet tissue some times, but? The toilets in mens' restroom to close so you would think someone will pull your leg; even the one near the exit Males were cleaning themselves using the sink in the restroom: brushing teeth. The soup was to hot and a time some spicy hot. They except donations, let you take clothes used and books when there are some, volunteer and shower. There is only one shower. Two separate restrooms: Male and Female There was a concert once while I was homeless. 1 of the band members let me have a shaker. They do not charge money. All You can eat until closing but you must get in line. The give you a ticket you give before entering dining room. You can take away food in container. Have you own or they will give you one when they have one to spare. Customers some speaking Spanish. There is a piano you can play sometimes. They pick it using padlock. Are them serving your meal, using a machine so they can clean dishes. Before that scrape leftovers into a trashcan and...
ย ย ย Read moreHello! Vegetarians!!! Love high quality food, claustrophobic, want to eat a lot. Come on in!! Come as you are. Ran out of money, lost a job, don't have a kitchen, can't cook, RV camping, budget traveling, just simply lonely, just come.
It is extremely clean. They scrub it down to the t. If you are a germ phobic person, don't worry. It's clean.
The cooks here are first class and nothing short of a fine dine. It shouldn't be free ๐ The moment you eat one mouthful, you will be in heavenly place. I'm a tough critique when it comes to food because I am a cook and my mother ran a cooking school. It's really good.
If you have access to extra fresh produce please donate them. If you have time, please volunteer. If you have cash, please donate. If you know how to pray, please pray where ever you maybe.
When i need to save money, very urgently, i come here to avoid food shopping and dining out. I'm telling you, evey day is fine dining.
Hospitality is...
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