Crimson Melt - Suite 10, Moore, OK

Fueled by community.

Crimson Melt is a service-disabled veteran-owned restaurant built on one simple belief: taking care of people is the mission—on and off duty. Founded by those who have worn the uniform and understand the weight it carries, we exist to raise awareness for mental health challenges facing first responders and military families, and to create a place where community, compassion, and purpose meet around a shared table. During the government shutdown, that mission was tested—and the community answered. When paychecks stopped and uncertainty set in, Crimson Melt became more than a restaurant. We became a place of relief, dignity, and reassurance. We served meals to federal workers, military families, and first responders who were suddenly carrying an unexpected burden, because no one who serves their country or community should have to wonder where their next meal is coming from. The outpouring of gratitude, stories shared across the counter, and quiet moments of support reminded us why this work matters so deeply. It wasn’t about publicity or recognition—it was about showing up when it mattered most. Through the Crimson Melt Charitable Foundation, Folds of the Flame, we turn purpose into action. A portion of every sale goes directly toward raising awareness and combating suicide among first responders and military members—before, during, and after their service. Folds of the Flame exists to shine a light into the dark spaces too many of our heroes carry alone, to encourage conversation, connection, and access to help, and to support families who have been impacted by loss. At Crimson Melt, service does not end when the uniform comes off. It continues in how we care for our neighbors, stand beside our community in hard times, and honor those who give so much of themselves. Our commitment is unwavering: to feed bodies, support minds, uplift families, and ensure that everyone—always—goes home well.