Free Meals--Stuart, Florida--Atlantic Coast Route

[Westinghouse]

Just stop in at any of these churches when they are serving in Stuart.

Monday-Sat. Salerno Methodist 4899 SE Ebbtifde, Port Salerno 1-3 pm
Saint Joseph Church  200 E. 10th St. 772-287-2727 Mon. 5-6 pm
1st United Meth. Church 500 S. Kanner Hwy. / SR 76 in Stuart Tues. 5-6 pm 772-781-0223
Tues 6-7 pm. 1st baptist Church on Jensen Beach. NE Jensen Beach Blvd. 772-334-2202
Wed. 4:45 -6:00 pm. St. Mary's Episcopal. East Ocean blvd. Stuart. 772-287-3244
Wed. 5-6 pm. St. Martin de Porres Catholic
NE Savannah Road, Jensen. 772-334-6233
Thurs. 5:15-6:15 Redeemer Lutheran. 2450 East Ocean Blvd. Stuart. 772-286--0911
Friday 6-7 pm. Sheppard's Park SW side of US 1 on Frasier Creek near south end of Roosvelt Bridge. 772-287-7422.
Saturday 5-6 pm. Salvation Army. 100 MLK Blvd. Stuart. 772-288-1471
Sunday 4:30-6:30. Immanuel lutheran. Martin Downs Blvd. just west of Mapp Rd. Palm City. 772-287-8188.
Some numbers from addresses are missing because the printout I got off a table came that way, with some numbers missing. This list was updated as of March 30, 2011. It should be accurate.

[Westinghouse]

Many towns and cities along east coastal Florida serve free meals, usually at dinnertime, and some at lunch and dinner. If there is a way of finding out where and when, by googling for example,you can stop in if you are in the neighborood. I know Daytona was serving really good meals years ago, and still is.

[Tourista829]

Thanks Westinghouse for the info.

[Westinghouse]

In Vero beach on the ACBR is a place called The Source. They have two or three free meals each day and showers. I believe The Source might be for homeless people, but they would be good for a meal. They have lots left over that might be thrown away. You would have to come in from the island road of A1A a few miles or so, and that's OK too because US 1 has a wide shoulder from Vero Beach north.

The Source
1015 Commerce Avenue
Vero Beach, FL 32960
(772) 564-0202