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Restaurants and bars have some of the tightest margins of any industry, yet are usually the first to step up and offer a hand when there is a need, locally and globally. Twin Cities restaurants are lining up to help once again, this time to raise money to aid in famine relief in war-torn Somalia, according to City Pages.
According Dine Out For Somalia, an unprecedented drought has added to the famine crisis in Somalia this year, putting millions of people in critical need of food and water. Dine Out For Somalia will take place on Friday, April 7, and include over 45 eateries (at publishing time), most giving as much as 50% of sales toward nonprofit organizations working on the ground in Somalia to offer relief. The day’s goal is to raise $150,000, but if you cannot dine at any of the below restaurants tomorrow, feel free to donate on Dine Out For Somalia’s website.
Get updates on participating restaurants here.
- African Paradise
- Afro Deli
- Baarakallah Restaurant
- Barwaaqo Coffee (612) 275-7750
- Caano's Kitchen
- Capitol Cafe
- Crescent Moon Bakery
- Daalo Pizza & Grill
- Daily Cairo Grill
- Daud Restaurant (Karmel Square) (612) 208-1548
- Deg-Deg Grill (three locations)
- Dillas Restaurant
- Diyar Restaurant (Karmel Square)
- Franklin Restaurant (612) 872-5222
- Hamdi Restaurant
- Harwanaag Restaurant
- Holy Land
- Hooyo's Kitchen
- Jubba Restaurant Village Market
- Juice House (Karmel Square)
- Kaah Restaurant
- Karmel Restaurant (Karmel Square)
- Kilimanjaro Restaurant
- Kulan Restaurant
- Lavazza Coffee (Karmel Square)
- Mapps Coffee
- Marina Grill and Deli
- Masha'Allah Restaurant
- Quruxlow Restaurant
- Red Sea
- Safari Express
- Safari Restaurant
- Sagal Restaurant
- Sahan Restaurant (Village Market)
- Sanag Restaurant
- Sudi Coffee & Juice (Village Market)
- Twin Cities Deli & Coffee
- West Bank Diner
- West Bank Groceries & Deli
- Willo Restaurant (Karmel Square)
- Xijaz Smoothies & Coffee (Village Market)