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Find restaurants that accept EBT in

92507

15 restaurants in California (zip 92507) accept EBT through the SNAP Restaurant Meals Program.

Showing 15 of 15 restaurants in California

CountyRestaurantAddressZipAction
riversideBaker's Drive Thru #1601300 W Blaine St, Riverside92507-3616Open in Maps
riversideBurger King #84392167 University Ave, Riverside92507-4258Open in Maps
riversideCarl's Jr. #1051250 University Ave, Riverside92507-4562Open in Maps
riversideCarl's Jr. #3075225 Canyon Crest Dr, Riverside92507-6348Open in Maps
riversideCasa Tacos6247 Day St, Riverside92507-0903Open in Maps
riversideDel Taco #971255 University Ave, Riverside92507-4563Open in Maps
riversideDenny's #87481245 University Ave, Riverside92507-4563Open in Maps
riversideJack in the Box5700 Sycamore Canyon Blvd, Riverside92507-0765Open in Maps
riversideJack in the Box3886 Chicago Ave, Riverside92507-5354Open in Maps
riversideJack in The Box 53041371 W Blaine St, Riverside92507-3617Open in Maps
riversideMc Donald's #122522891 Canyon Springs Pkwy, Riverside92507-0907Open in Maps
riversideMcDonald's #371022246 Iowa Ave, Riverside92507-2424Open in Maps
riversideMcDonald's #8552242 University Ave, Riverside92507-4275Open in Maps
riversideTaco Bell #398411420 University Ave, Riverside92507-4401Open in Maps
riversideWienerschnitzel #3431246 University Ave, Riverside92507-4562Open 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.