Farms & Links

Our Farms

Lindencroft Farm: Our featured farm. We have entered a partnership with Linda and Steven Butler to have certain vegetables and herbs grown especially for the restaurant. Linda's individual attention to everything she grows and picks promises some truly beautiful items. We look forward to hosting a Lindencroft dinner at the cafe soon.

Route 1 Farms: supplying most of our herbs, radicchio, greens, bell peppers, avocados, purple potatoes, artichokes, squash, fennel and persimmons.

Blue Heron Farm: Little Gem lettuce, heirloom lettuces, braising greens, fennel, leeks, basil, baby carrots, and radishes.

Stackhouse Brothers Orchard : peaches, plums, nectarines, almonds, and persimmons.

Happy Boy Farms: melons, heirloom tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, summer squash, rapini, fava beans, eggplant, snap peas, baby carrots, radishes, grean beans, basil, and corn.

Dirty Girl Produce: dry-farmed tomatoes, famous French green beans, strawberries, blackberries, basil, Tokyo turnips, and radishes.

Pinnacle Produce: corn, broccoli, cauliflower, rutabagas, garlic, onions, celery, purple carrots, cherries, melons, green garlic, shallots, squash.

Mello-dy Ranch: raspberries, blackberries, apples, pears, beans, summer squash, winter squash, and quince

Other farms: River Dog, Full Belly, and Knoll Tairwa'

SEAFOOD: We emphasize locally caught and sustainable fish.
CHICKEN: Rocky Freeranger is now hosting our signature dish.
BEEF: Painted Hills ranch natural for the steaks and ribs and Kobe for the lunch burgers.
DAIRY: Horizon organic.
EGGS: Glaum organic.

Did you know...

You can find farms and farmers markets by plugging in a zip code at www.LocalHarvest.org? You might not need it here, but think of your friends or family back East who might like to buy fresh, local produce.

Local Harvest features farms, restaurants, farmers markets, and more, profiling members with photographs and detailed information. Many of our farms are featured on the website.

Want to know more about our local farms?
Read Tana Butler's I Heart Farms weblog.