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KFC (Staten Island, New York) participates in the SNAP Restaurant Meals Program, so eligible cardholders can buy ready-to-eat meals with EBT. Address, directions and eligibility below.

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RestaurantKFC Address1453 Forest Ave, Staten Island, NY 10302 ChainKFC PaymentEBT accepted via SNAP Restaurant Meals Program (eligible recipients) CountyRichmond

From the USDA SNAP Retailer Locator. Authorization can change — confirm with the restaurant before visiting.

Before you go: EBT works here only if you're enrolled in the Restaurant Meals Program — generally recipients who are 60+, have a disability, or are experiencing homelessness. Check if you qualify.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use EBT at KFC in Staten Island?

Yes — this location is authorized for the SNAP Restaurant Meals Program, so eligible recipients (age 60+, disabled, or experiencing homelessness) can pay with their EBT card for prepared meals. Standard SNAP cases that don't qualify for RMP can't buy restaurant food.

Who can use EBT here?

Only recipients enrolled in the Restaurant Meals Program: those who are 60 or older, have a disability, or are experiencing homelessness (and their spouses). Your card is flagged automatically when your case qualifies.

What can I buy with EBT at KFC?

Hot and ready-to-eat meals are covered. Alcohol, tobacco and non-food items are not, and most states don't let EBT cover tips. Purchases draw from your regular SNAP balance.

Does every KFC accept EBT?

No. Only locations authorized for RMP in participating states accept EBT. See other KFC locations on our KFC page.

Other EBT restaurants in Staten Island

Burger King

2363 Forest Ave

Justino's Pizzeria

89 Guyon Ave

Nago Cafe Inc

416a Jersey St.

Popeyes

2506 Hylan Blvd

Independent guide — not affiliated with the USDA or any state agency. RMP eligibility and restaurant authorization are set by your state; confirm details before relying on them.