With multiple wildfires across L.A. County, it’s safe to say that today (and yesterday) has already been far from normal. High-speed winds, which have mostly died down but may rear up again in some fashion tonight, have been worsening conditions on the ground for firefighters and other first responders. Tens of thousands of Angelenos have already been displaced, with the largest fires—Eaton and Palisades—at zero percent containment, plus the logistical whiplash of the smaller Sunswept and Sunset fires. Depending on the weather, the situation may get even more dire.For anyone displaced by the fire, however, a handful of L.A. restaurants are stepping up to the plate with free meals and shelter available. This running list has now been updated for Thursday, January 9. Photograph: Patricia Kelly Yeo for Time Out Bar Etoile (East Hollywood) This French-ish eatery and wine bar will be open for dine-in service tonight, albeit with a limited menu, and anyone who has been displaced by the fires is invited to come in for a free meal on the house—message Bar Etoile on Instagram for further details. Photograph: Patricia Kelly Yeo for Time Out Fiorelli Pizza (Venice) From 11am to 4pm today, this wood-fired outdoor pizza pop-up inside the Cook’s Garden on Abbot Kinney will be offering free pizzas to first responders and any families or individuals displaced by the fires.  Photograph: Stephanie Breijo for Time OutLemongrass-pork bánh mì from Bé Ù Bé Ù (Silver Lake) Today, this Vietnamese staple on the border of Silver Lake and East Hollywood will offer free meals to any fire evacuees and first responders until 3:30pm. The affordable menu includes vegan and allergen-friendly options. The restaurant also plans to offer the same relief in the days to come as well. Photograph: Courtesy Jakob N. LaymanDanny Boy's Famous Original Danny Boy’s (Downtown and Westwood) First responders and evacuees can stop by either of Daniel Holzman’s namesake pizzerias for pizza slices on the house, plus wholes pies on a case-by-case basis. Photograph: Courtesy Joshua Orozco Oy Bar (Studio City) This fusion-y dive bar joint will be open from 5 to 8pm tonight with a limited menu of burgers, fish sandwiches, fries and soup (vegan or chicken options available). All food will be free, no questions asked, but those with means are encouraged to donate to World Central Kitchen. Sunday Gravy (Inglewood) This beloved neighborhood red sauce joint is providing free meals (choice of spaghetti marinara or bolognese, garlic bread and Caesar salad) to first responders and anyone else displaced by the wildfires. Reach out via direct message on Instagram to coordinate with Sunday Gravy. Those with means are encouraged to donate $20 or more to the restaurant’s Venmo. Photograph: Stephanie Breijo LaSorted’s (Silver Lake) First responders and evacuees can stop by the original location of this New York-style slice joint for a free whole pie on the house.  Photograph: Courtesy Crustacean Crustacean (Beverly Hills) In addition to remaining open for regular dinner service, this family-run Vietnamese fusion restaurant in the 90210 will be serving complimentary bowls of pho and garlic noodles to anyone displaced by the wildfires. Photograph: Patricia Kelly Yeo for Time Out Gokoku Vegetarian Ramen Shop (Studio City) This vegan-friendly ramen shop in Studio City will be offering free meals to first responders and “anyone affected by the fire.” Those with additional funds are encouraged to pay it forward by purchasing meals for others. Photograph: Courtesy Tatsu Ramen Tatsu Ramen (Sawtelle, Melrose, Pasadena, Arts District) From noon to 3pm today, L.A.’s most prolific ramen chain is offering free takeout orders of their plant-based Hippie Bowl to first responders and evacuees. Just walk up to any location. Photograph: Courtesy Abel RinconTelefèric Los Angeles Teleferic Barcelona (Brentwood) This ritzy Spanish restaurant in Brentwood is offering takeout orders of paella for first responders and evacuees, while supplies last. Just stop by the restaurant. Brooklyn Bagel Bakery (Historic Filipinotown) First responders and evacuees can pick up free bagels and spread from this longtime bagel shop on Beverly Boulevard. Just stop by to pick them up. Sora Craft Kitchen (Arts District) This newly opened fusion restaurant in the Arts District will be serving free lunch bowls to first responders and evacuees—but please call or send a direct message on Instagram in advance to coordinate pickup. Photograph: Courtesy Jesse Hsu Yang’s Kitchen (Alhambra) This farm-to-table Chinese restaurant in Alhambra is offering free meals to anyone in need—just reach out on Instagram if you or someone you know has been affected by the fires and needs help. Harold’s Chicken (Culver City) Evacuees and first responders can stop by this famous fried chicken joint from Chicago for two free meals per family or household. It’s located inside Westfield Culver City. Note that this is not being offered at the larger Hollywood location. The Rooster (Pico-Robertson) One of the city's best breakfast burrito purveyors is offering one free takeout meal for first responders and anyone affected by the fires from today (Thursday) through Sunday. For first responders, proof of service (valid ID or uniform) is required. Photograph: Courtesy Bravo Toast Bravo Toast (West Hollywood and Silver Lake) This breakfast and brunch tartine specialist is offering free coffee, burritos, toasts, and other menu items to first responders and anyone affected by the fires. Send a direct message on Instagram for more information or stop by either location from 7am to 3pm. Photograph: Courtesy Descanso Descanso Restaurant (Mid-Wilshire) Today, January 9, this newly opened Mexican restaurant is offering a free meal to anyone who has been displaced by the fires. Just stop by the restaurant. The same deal is being offered at Descanso’s original location in Costa Mesa as well House of Mandi (Westwood) This halal Yemeni restaurant is offering free meals for fire evacuees who stop by the restaurant, which remains open from 11am to 1am daily.  Photograph: Courtesy Planta Planta / Planta Cocina (Brentwood and Marina del Rey) This vegan restaurant in Brentwood and Marina del Rey is offering a free to-go meal for first responders and anyone else affected by the fire. Orders must be placed in person at either location; Brentwood will be open noon to 6pm, Marina del Rey from noon to 9pm. Pick-up only. Know of any other restaurants in your neighborhood or elsewhere offering no-questions-asked hot meals for evacuees and people displaced by the wildfires? Email me [email protected].