HELPING: Delicious delivery supporting West Seattle health-care workers and restaurateurs

(WSB photo)

A truly special delivery this afternoon at Providence Mount St. Vincent in West Seattle gave a boost to both health-care workers and local restaurateurs. At left in our photo are Suzanne Roberts and Lisa Riebe, West Seattle mental-health-care providers. They paid Admiral District restaurant Circa – whose co-proprietor Gretchen Evans is at center – to cook up 85 dinners for front-line workers at The Mount. The staff doesn’t dine on site, so the dinners were foil-wrapped and ready for them to take home after work. There to accept the special delivery were, at right, Colleen Farrell and Molly Swain from The Mount. Evans tells WSB that Roberts did this last spring, too, buying meals from Circa to deliver to Harborview Medical Center employees. She added that it’s hoped “this may inspire those who want to support restaurants and frontline workers by going to their favorite restaurant and offering to buy meals for those working on the front lines in some regard. It’s a double dose of donating. It’s been amazing!”

P.S. The Mount team told us their recent outbreak is under control, with no new cqses in their most recent testing, and vaccination for caregivers and residents has begun.

3 Replies to "HELPING: Delicious delivery supporting West Seattle health-care workers and restaurateurs"

  • CJ January 8, 2021 (8:27 pm)

    Special thank you to all!  Win/win/win!  

  • Seabruce January 8, 2021 (11:57 pm)

    Very nice!Tangential question: With the bridge out and the pandemic raging, is there a chance to turn part of Mt St Vincent into a hospital?

  • Kate January 9, 2021 (9:21 am)

    Circa’s a great restaurant. Ordered takeout from them a few weeks ago—highly recommend!

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