sign up to be a participating dine for the diner restaurant

Acadiana is coming together for Dine for the Diner, a one-day event where local restaurants give back by donating 10% of the day’s proceeds to St. Joseph Diner, a traditional soup kitchen of Catholic Charities of Acadiana.

Restaurants already participating in Dine for the Diner 2025:

Antonis Italian Cafe · BJ’s in Broussard · BJ’s Pizza House · Black Cafe · Blanchards BBQ · Central Pizza · Charley G’s · Chris’ PoBoys (Pinhook & Ridge Road) · Deanos (Bertrand & South) · Dumpling Hour · Fat Pats (Breaux Bridge · Broussard · Carencro · Verot · Westmark) · Hub City Diner · Johnsons Boucaniere · Judice Inn · LaPizzeria · Marcello’s · Market Eatz · Mercy Kitchen · Olde Tyme Grocery · Pete’s · Reve Downtown · Reve Lab (River Ranch) · Sandra’s Health Food · Social Southern Table

Make every meal count. Become an official Dine for the Diner restaurant.

Benefits of participating:

  • Showcase your restaurant as a community-minded partner

  • Attract diners who want to support businesses that give back

  • Help provide 5,200+ meals weekly to neighbors facing hunger

Since 1983, St. Joseph Diner has been a place of nourishment and dignity for those experiencing food insecurity. Together, we can continue that mission—one plate at a time.

St. Joseph Diner is 100% donor-funded. Serving more neighbors than ever comes at a higher cost—and your support matters. By pledging 10% of your proceeds, your restaurant becomes part of the solution.

We’ll promote your participation through traditional and social media, inviting thousands of supporters to dine with you while supporting a vital cause.

Sign up your restaurant today and make a difference:

Sign up to be a dine for the diner restaurant

Tax-deductible contributions can be made to support the work of St. Joseph Diner here.

St. Joseph Diner is a program of Catholic Charities of Acadiana. Catholic Charities of Acadiana cares for the sacred gift of all human life, especially the most vulnerable. Catholic Charities of Acadiana operates eleven programs that serve those currently experiencing homelessness, hunger, and poverty in Acadiana. Since 1973, its programs have represented a response to the Gospel call to carry out the corporal works of mercy: feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, offering hospitality to the homeless, caring for the sick, visiting the imprisoned, and burying the dead.