Scenery Drive Restaurant Giving Back

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The Scenery Drive Restaurant is giving back to the community.

A fundraiser is being planned on Sunday, May 3, from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. at the restaurant located on County Road 45 which will be giving away free breakfast sandwiches and a coffee or tea.

Any donations would be appreciated to the Salvation Army.

“We feel it’s about giving back to the community,” said owner Perry Robins.

“The community has been supporting this business for almost 60 years.”

Everything will be done outside and people will be staying in their vehicles.

“Social distancing will be in effect and we will be following all Health Unit guidelines.”

There is a choice of two options:

1 sausage, egg and cheese on a English muffin or

2 peameal, egg and cheese on a English muffin.

There are no substitutions and Robins said they will be handing them out as fast as they can make them.

“People are struggling and finding a hard time to put food on their table, so we think it’s a good time to give back.”

Scenery Drive Restaurant is located at 6193 County Road 45 north of Baltimore at County Road 22.

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