Helping in the Wake of Hurricane Beryl

Knowing the destruction that a major hurricane can cause, the team at The Jupiter Grill is moving quickly to help the many families who are or will be displaced due to major hurricane Beryl.

The restaurant, located at 149 Sounding Ave. in Harborside Place, is now collecting paper products such as toilet paper, paper towels, sanitizing wipes, baby wipes, diapers, feminine hygiene products as well as flashlights, batteries, trash bags, mosquito repellant, lighters, matches, solar lanterns and non-perishable food items. No glass items will be accepted. Items can be dropped off in the boxes set up in the restaurant’s lobby.

In addition, the restaurant will be donating monies from the sale of their Peak of Summer (Rockey’s Botanical Liqueur, lemon juice, simply syrup, sparkling wine and rosemary sprig) and Flower Power (Ketel Grapefruit & Rose, Rockey’s Botanical Liqueur, hibiscus syrup and mint) cocktails to assist with support.

More than just a destination for dining, The Jupiter Grill team believes that helping neighbors is not only felt through good food, but also helping when there is a need. From regular charity functions on site to the many giveback days, the restaurant thrives on community connections.

“We are not only a part of this community as business owners, but also residents. It is important to do all we can to help those in need, especially when we are aware of the devastation a hurricane can cause,” shared Dave Magrogan, CEO/Founder of The Jupiter Grill.

The Jupiter Grill is open seven days a week with many summer specials currently happening. Look for Bubbles & Brine Mondays with $2 oysters, $3 shrimp cocktail, ½ priced seafood towers, wine, sparkling splits and sake, a daily happy hour with half-priced cocktails from 3-6pm and one of the area’s only prime rib Sunday brunch buffets.

To learn more about The Jupiter Grill’s hurricane collection, please contact (561) 768-9582. To see the restaurant’s full menu or to make reservations, please visit thejupitergrill.com .

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