Restaurant Offers ‘Broke’ Customers One Free Meal A Day – ‘No Questions Asked’

“No questions asked” – This Virginia restaurant offers “broke” people one free meal a day.

“Franks for Friends” is a heartening initiative created by Perfectly Frank – a Virginia-based diner. The “original hot dog joint,” as the team calls themselves, offers one free meal a day to a less fortunate person who cannot afford to pay for it.

But how does the restaurant pay for the food?

As UNILAD explains, clients can come in and pay for meals for a stranger, leaving the receipt on a special board. The sign on the board says: “If you are unable to pay, enjoy a meal from a friend.”

Anyone in need of a hot meal can pick a receipt from the board and kindly ask the cashiers for the food that a generous stranger already purchased for them.

Tarah Morris, Perfectly Frank’s owner, was initially concerned that some customers may abuse the initiative. She was also worried that her restaurant might not be able to meet the demand. However, as she wrote on Facebook, she realized that “At the end of the day, helping people isn’t a risk. It’s a reward!”

Morris explained:

“During the scariest part of the pandemic, our customers donated money, to the tune of $13,000, to help us feed the less fortunate in our community. It was intense trying to juggle all of the changes going on in the restaurant world along with our new exciting projects.”

What’s more, last month, a kindhearted client left each of the 15 staff members a $100 tip, as well as an extra $500 to help feed the hungry in the community. That’s how Tarah and her employees came up with the benevolent idea they called “Franks for Friends.”

The diner’s owner said: