Feed You, Feed Them
Updated: Apr 10, 2025
Dutchess County SPCA's 3rd Annual Restaurant Day benefits animals in need.
Join Dutchess County SPCA’s 'Feed You, Feed Them' restaurant day on Thursday April 10th, 2025. Enjoy a meal at participating restaurants and a portion of your purchase supports animals in need!
Each restaurant is generously contributing a portion of their sales on April 10th. Here's a list of participating restaurants and the percentage of sales they're donating to help animals in need:
Beekman Square Diner - 15%
Brasserie 292 - 15%
Darby O'Gills - 10%
Day & Nite Lounge - TBD
El Rey Mexican Eatery - 10%
Jason Patrick's on 44 - 10%
JB's Bar and Grill - 10%
Kitchen and Coffee - 50% of dog treat sales in April
Little Loaf Bakery - 10%
Mahoney's Irish Pub - 10%
Matchbox Cafe - 70% of sales of Matchbox Doggie Bags in April
Melzingah Tap House - 15%
Panacea - 50% of sales of their polenta balls dish on Friday 4/11/25
Patsy's Roadhouse - 10%
Paula's Runway Cafe - 10%
Playa Bowls - 10%
Publick House 23 - 15%
Red Pepper Diner - 10%
Shirley's Soul Food - 5%
The Farmhouse - 5%
The Tomato Cafe - 15%
Tito Santana - 10%
Twisted Soul - 10%
Yum Yum Noodle Bar Red Hook - 15%
Help us spread the word—gather your friends and family, and let’s dine for a cause!
Know a restaurant that might want to join? We’re still accepting sign-ups! For inquiries, contact Development Director Aubrey at aubrey@dcspca.org.
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