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The winter storm has paralyzed much of Austin business and social life. Many restaurants have lost power and some have closed because both customers and staff cannot get there. But some restaurants have remained open for takeout, servicing their neighborhoods and offering a relatively safe option for hungry customers who can walk to the businesses.
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Austin businesses are working to get food to people who need it, as a battered city’s residents continue to face power outages, water outages and below-freezing temperatures.
Good Work Austin, a consortium of area restaurants formed during the coronavirus pandemic, is working to get free meals to people in need this week. Major local brands, including Deep Eddy Vodka, Kendra Scott and Bumble, along with the Austin Winter Storm Relief Fund, have made donations to area restaurants to provide free meals.
As roads become safer and more easily navigable, more restaurants are opening and offering free food either on their own dime or in partnership with various sponsors. There also are many restaurants delivering meals directly to frontline workers and warming centers throughout the city.