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Find restaurants that accept EBT in

90670

14 restaurants in California (zip 90670) accept EBT through the SNAP Restaurant Meals Program.

Showing 14 of 14 restaurants in California

CountyRestaurantAddressZipAction
los angelesBB.Q Chicken #294813310 Telegraph Rd, Santa Fe Springs90670-4016Open in Maps
los angelesCarl's Jr #69612940 Imperial Hwy, Santa Fe Springs90670-4716Open in Maps
los angelesCarl's Jr. #10813157 Telegraph Rd, Santa Fe Springs90670-4013Open in Maps
los angelesDel Taco #101413204 Imperial Hwy, Santa Fe Springs90670-4818Open in Maps
los angelesHungry Boy Burgers10810 Norwalk Blvd, Santa Fe Springs90670-3826Open in Maps
los angelesJack in the Box #22113400 Telegraph Rd, Santa Fe Springs90670Open in Maps
los angelesJack in the Box #5333 - Nematzadeh Enterprises Inc13402 Imperial Hwy, Santa Fe Springs90670-4820Open in Maps
los angelesJACK IN THE BOX 321811442 Telegraph Rd, Santa Fe Springs90670-3142Open in Maps
los angelesKentucky Fried Chicken11464 Telegraph Rd, Santa Fe Springs90670-3142Open in Maps
los angelesMcDonald's #2692613330 Telegraph Rd, Santa Fe Springs90670-4016Open in Maps
los angelesSubway #2870615911 Valley View Ave, Santa Fe Springs90670-5817Open in Maps
los angelesSubway 68213345 Telegraph Rd, Santa Fe Springs90670-4016Open in Maps
los angelesTaco Bell #3369310551 Carmenita Rd, Santa Fe Springs90670-4018Open in Maps
los angelesYoshinoya #118011536 Telegraph Rd, Santa Fe Springs90670-3110Open in Maps
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How EBT Restaurant Finder works:

You can search for participating restaurants by entering a zip code above or clicking on the participating states for a broader list.

A couple of states participate in the Restaurant Meals Program (RMP) which allow restaurants to accept SNAP benefits from qualifying participants. Not all SNAP beneficiaries can use their benefits at a restaurant. The program is designed to help members of households that are elderly (60+), disabled or experiencing homelessness. It's a way for restaurants to help community members that do not have the means to prepare their own meals.