Robin Hood restaurant in Madrid, Spain, isn’t your average restaurant. Sure, it may be your average restaurant for breakfast and lunch daily but during evenings, the restaurant closes to regular paying customers and only caters to the homeless. Owned by 80-year-old Rev. Angel Garcia Rodriguez, the restaurant serves restaurant-quality meals to those who are down on their luck. “To get served by a waiter wearing a nice uniform and to eat with proper cutlery rather than a plastic fork, is what gives you back some dignity,” he said.
“It’s just hard to believe I get to sit and eat here without paying any money whatsoever. You reach a point when something like this just makes you feel incredible,” said Gian Parlafes, a guest at the restaurant. For regular paying customers, it can be quite difficult to get a table booking because of how popular it has become. Not only are the paying customers getting a wonderful meal but they’re also giving back something to the community.








