89 places in Brooklyn with a documented seed-oil-free kitchen or local sourcing, each backed by a quoted, published statement and a source link.
North Side-South Side · Japanese
Glaze states that it cooks with Zero Acre oil and that no seed oils are used in its cooking. It does not state which oils are in its dressings and dipping sauces (such as its sesame dressing, ranch and chili crisp sauce) or in the third-party dumplings it serves.
North Side-South Side · American
Impact Kitchen states that its full menu is prepared without seed oils.
Sunset Park West · American
SAVŌ states that its entire menu is made without seed oils.
2 locations · Italian
Gnocchi on 9th states in its Allergy & Dietary FAQ that it only uses extra virgin olive oil as its cooking oil. The answer does not mention seed oils by name, and the site does not say which oil is in prepared items such as the Caesar dressing or the fried shallots on the catering menu.
2 locations · Coffee/Tea
Matchaful states that its café menu is entirely seed-oil-free.
2 locations · Californian
Pura Vida Miami states on its menu page that it cooks without seed oils. It does not say which oil it cooks with.
2 locations · Soups
Springbone Kitchen states on its homepage that it uses no seed oils, ever.
3 locations · Pizza
La Villa states that every dish is prepared without seed oils.
Bedford · Coffee/Tea
Brooklyn Kolache states that it uses often locally sourced ingredients and makes its dough with local cage-free eggs and Battenkill Valley milk. Its flour and butter come from Vermont.
Bedford · Turkish
Hamlet Organic Garden (HOG Farm) (Brookhaven, NY) includes Bunny among the NYC restaurants and cafes it lists as serving or using its produce. This covers produce from Hamlet Organic Garden (HOG Farm) and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Bedford · Bakery Products/Desserts
Welcome Home states its bread is made with stone-ground flour from Farmer Ground and Coastal Queen, two mills based in the Northeast. It does not say its other ingredients are local.
Brooklyn Heights-Cobble Hill · Californian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Barbuto under West Village. The listing names the brand, not this location. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Brooklyn Heights-Cobble Hill · New American
Brooklyn Granary & Mill (Brooklyn, NY) includes Confidant among the NYC businesses it lists as wholesale customers for its flour. This covers flour from Brooklyn Granary & Mill and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Bushwick North · Southeast Asian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Falansai under Williamsburg, Greenpoint & Bushwick. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Bushwick North · Coffee/Tea
Ardith Mae Farm (Stuyvesant, NY) shows La Cantine Bushwick under Restaurants on its page listing where its cheese is served and sold. This covers goat cheese from Ardith Mae Farm and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Bushwick North · Pizza
Brooklyn Granary & Mill (Brooklyn, NY) includes Ops among the NYC businesses it lists as wholesale customers for its flour. This covers flour from Brooklyn Granary & Mill and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Bushwick North · Mexican
Hamlet Organic Garden (HOG Farm) (Brookhaven, NY) includes Sobre Masa among the NYC restaurants and cafes it lists as serving or using its produce. This covers produce from Hamlet Organic Garden (HOG Farm) and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Carroll Gardens-Columbia Street-Red Hook · Greek
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Avlee Greek Kitchen under Boreum Hill & Carroll Gardens. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Carroll Gardens-Columbia Street-Red Hook · Frozen Desserts
Dolce Brooklyn states that its gelato starts with award winning milk from the Hudson Valley. It does not say other ingredients are local.
Carroll Gardens-Columbia Street-Red Hook · Spanish
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes La Vara under Boreum Hill & Carroll Gardens. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Carroll Gardens-Columbia Street-Red Hook · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Popina under Boreum Hill & Carroll Gardens. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Clinton Hill · Italian
GrowNYC lists Belli Osteria as a restaurant that buys from Greenmarket farmers, appearing on 13 of 16 archived versions of that list between 2013 and 2026. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Clinton Hill · Sandwiches/Salads/Mixed Buffet
Calyer Cafe & Kitchen lists Battenkill Valley as its milk supplier, alongside alternative milks. The statement covers milk only and does not say the rest of the menu is locally sourced.
Clinton Hill · American
Hamlet Organic Garden (HOG Farm) (Brookhaven, NY) includes Hart’s among the NYC restaurants and cafes it lists as serving or using its produce. This covers produce from Hamlet Organic Garden (HOG Farm) and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Clinton Hill · American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Peck's under Bedford-Stuyvesant & Ft. Greene. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Clinton Hill · American
The Fly states that it is a chicken bar serving free-range, organic, New York birds. It does not name a farm or say that other ingredients are local.
Crown Heights North · Bakery Products/Desserts
Bien Cuit states that it uses flour from small, regional mills and farmers whenever possible; its ingredients page features Farmer Ground Flour (New York State) and a Quebec mill. It does not say all flour is local.
Crown Heights North · Soul Food
GrowNYC lists Peaches as a restaurant that buys from Greenmarket farmers, appearing on 16 of 16 archived versions of that list between 2010 and 2026. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
DUMBO-Vinegar Hill-Downtown Brooklyn-Boerum Hill · American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Clinton St. Baking Co. under Lower East Side. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
DUMBO-Vinegar Hill-Downtown Brooklyn-Boerum Hill · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Rucola under Boreum Hill & Carroll Gardens. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
DUMBO-Vinegar Hill-Downtown Brooklyn-Boerum Hill · New American
GrowNYC lists Superfine as a restaurant that buys from Greenmarket farmers, appearing on 16 of 16 archived versions of that list between 2010 and 2026. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
DUMBO-Vinegar Hill-Downtown Brooklyn-Boerum Hill · New American
Hamlet Organic Garden (HOG Farm) (Brookhaven, NY) includes Vinegar Hill House among the NYC restaurants and cafes it lists as serving or using its produce. This covers produce from Hamlet Organic Garden (HOG Farm) and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
East Williamsburg · Eastern European
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Veselka under East Village. The listing names the brand, not this location. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Fort Greene · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Fradei Bistro under Bedford-Stuyvesant & Ft. Greene. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Fort Greene · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Romans under Bedford-Stuyvesant & Ft. Greene. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Greenpoint · Frozen Desserts
Davey's Ice Cream states that it uses milk and cream from local New York State creameries. It does not name the creameries or cover other ingredients.
Greenpoint · Southeast Asian
Hamlet Organic Garden (HOG Farm) (Brookhaven, NY) includes Di an Di among the NYC restaurants and cafes it lists as serving or using its produce. This covers produce from Hamlet Organic Garden (HOG Farm) and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Greenpoint · American
GrowNYC lists Five Leaves as a restaurant that buys from Greenmarket farmers, appearing on 16 of 16 archived versions of that list between 2010 and 2026. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Greenpoint · Italian
Le Fanfare lists named produce farms and suppliers in New York and New Jersey under 'Farm Sourcing' and says it selects local products whenever possible. Its list also names a meat supplier in Kansas, so not all ingredients are local.
Greenpoint · Korean
Little Dokebi states that its dishes are made from scratch using organic, locally-sourced ingredients from the Hudson Valley. It does not name specific farms or say which ingredients are local.
Greenpoint · Japanese
Ardith Mae Farm (Stuyvesant, NY) shows Rule of Thirds under Restaurants on its page listing where its cheese is served and sold. This covers goat cheese from Ardith Mae Farm and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
North Side-South Side · Italian
Fishers Island Oyster Farm (Fishers Island, NY) includes Ainslie among the NYC restaurants and cafes it lists as serving or using its oysters. This covers oysters from Fishers Island Oyster Farm and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
North Side-South Side · Scandinavian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Aska under Williamsburg, Greenpoint & Bushwick. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
North Side-South Side · New American
GrowNYC lists Diner as a restaurant that buys from Greenmarket farmers, appearing on 16 of 16 archived versions of that list between 2010 and 2026. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
North Side-South Side · New French
Francie states that its cheese cart features cheeses from around the country but is especially proud to feature cheeses from the northeastern United States, naming Vermont, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. It does not say all cheese or other ingredients are local.
North Side-South Side · Italian
Hamlet Organic Garden (HOG Farm) (Brookhaven, NY) includes Leo among the NYC restaurants and cafes it lists as serving or using its produce. This covers produce from Hamlet Organic Garden (HOG Farm) and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
North Side-South Side · New American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Lighthouse under Williamsburg, Greenpoint & Bushwick. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
North Side-South Side · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Lilia under Williamsburg, Greenpoint & Bushwick. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
North Side-South Side · New American
Meadowsweet states that its owners grow vegetables at Meadowsweet Farm upstate to serve at the restaurant. It does not say how much of the menu comes from the farm.
North Side-South Side · Hamburgers
Moonburger states that the beef option for its Classic Cheeseburger is premium New York beef from local family farms in Seneca Falls, N.Y. It does not say any other ingredient is locally sourced, and an Impossible patty is also offered.
Park Slope-Gowanus · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Al di la under Park Slope & Prospect Heights. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Park Slope-Gowanus · New American
Wild Hive Farm (Clinton Corners, NY) includes Brookvin among the NYC restaurants and cafes it lists as serving or using its flour. This covers flour from Wild Hive Farm and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Park Slope-Gowanus · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Fausto under Park Slope & Prospect Heights. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Park Slope-Gowanus · Frozen Desserts
Heap's Ice Cream states that its ice cream uses farm-fresh milk and cream from pasture-raised Hudson Valley cows. It does not say every ingredient is local.
Park Slope-Gowanus · Korean
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Insa under Gowanus. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Park Slope-Gowanus · Coffee/Tea
Kos Kaffe lists named partner farms, dairies and bakeries, including Hudson Valley Fresh Dairy, Red Jacket Orchards and Wild Hive Farms. The list does not say which ingredients each partner supplies or that every ingredient is local.
Park Slope-Gowanus · Italian
Albero dei Gelati states that it toured the Northeastern states to find ingredients, names Seven Stars Farm in Pennsylvania in its ingredients section, and describes milk from cows it visited and pears and strawberries from local farmers. It also says it sources some products from Italy and the Dominican Republic.
Park Slope-Gowanus · Latin American
GrowNYC lists Palo Santo as a restaurant that buys from Greenmarket farmers, appearing on 16 of 16 archived versions of that list between 2010 and 2026. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Park Slope-Gowanus · Italian
GrowNYC lists Piccoli Trattoria as a restaurant that buys from Greenmarket farmers, appearing on 13 of 16 archived versions of that list between 2013 and 2026. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Park Slope-Gowanus · New American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Runner & Stone under Gowanus. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Prospect Heights · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Amorina Pizza under Park Slope & Prospect Heights. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Prospect Heights · American
GrowNYC lists Cheryl`s Global Soul as a restaurant that buys from Greenmarket farmers, appearing on 16 of 16 archived versions of that list between 2010 and 2026. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Prospect Heights · American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Leland Eating and Drinking House under Park Slope & Prospect Heights. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Prospect Heights · American
Little Egg states that it prioritizes local and sustainable growers for its eggs, produce, meat, grains and beverages. It does not say every ingredient is local.
Prospect Lefferts Gardens-Wingate · New American
Wild Hive Farm (Clinton Corners, NY) includes Honey Badger among the NYC restaurants and cafes it lists as serving or using its flour. This covers flour from Wild Hive Farm and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Sunset Park West · Japanese
Unoriginal Noodles states that all of its broths are made from grass fed, pasture-raised animals from upstate New York. The statement covers its broths, not every ingredient.
Windsor Terrace · American
Wild Hive Farm (Clinton Corners, NY) includes Double Windsor among the NYC restaurants and cafes it lists as serving or using its flour. This covers flour from Wild Hive Farm and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Windsor Terrace · Greek
Greek Xpress states that all its produce is bought daily from New York's Hunts Point Market and from small family farms on Long Island. It does not say how much comes from the farms rather than the Hunts Point wholesale market.
American
Bareburger states that its beef burgers are an organic blend from Vermont Country Farms in Shelburne, Vermont. This covers beef and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Mediterranean
Sungold states that its team sources local vegetables and well-raised animals from the Union Square Greenmarket and beyond. It does not say how much comes from the Greenmarket.
2 locations · Bakery Products/Desserts
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Breads Bakery under Flatiron & Union Square. The listing names the brand, not this location. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
2 locations · American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Brooklyn Brewery under Williamsburg, Greenpoint & Bushwick. The listing names the brand, not this location. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
2 locations · Coffee/Tea
Daytime's partners page lists a dairy partner, linked to Hudson Valley Fresh, and describes it as premium dairy from the Hudson Valley, New York, with profits going to local farmers. It does not say that all of Daytime's dairy comes from this partner.
2 locations · Coffee/Tea
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Doughnut Plant under Lower East Side. The listing names the brand, not this location. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
2 locations · Bakery Products/Desserts
Little Cupcake Bakeshop states that it predominantly sources its everyday ingredients from local farms in New Jersey, the Hudson Valley, the Catskills, Pennsylvania and Vermont. It says 'predominantly', not all ingredients.
2 locations · Frozen Desserts
OddFellows Ice Cream Co. states that it sources all its dairy and cream from farm partners in eastern Pennsylvania and makes its ice cream in New York City. It does not name the individual farms or say other ingredients are local.
2 locations · Bakery Products/Desserts
Brooklyn Granary & Mill (Brooklyn, NY) includes Radio Bakery among the NYC businesses it lists as wholesale customers for its flour. This covers flour from Brooklyn Granary & Mill and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
2 locations · Pizza
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Roberta's Pizza under Williamsburg, Greenpoint & Bushwick. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Bakery Products/Desserts
Bien Cuit states that it uses wheat grown and milled in New York State as part of the flour mix for its breads, and flour from small, regional mills and farmers whenever possible. It does not say all of its flour is local.
Grocery / Food Store
Brooklyn Supported Agriculture's Our Farms & Suppliers page, which says it sources local produce for its retail space, lists growers including three New York City rooftop farms and Caribbean Farm Fresh Growers in Montgomery, NY. It does not say all of its produce is local.
Grocery / Food Store
Flatbush Food Co-op states it carries products from over 280 local farms, creameries and other producers, and lists named organic produce farms with their towns, mostly in Pennsylvania with others in New York, New Jersey and New England. It says it carries local, in-season produce whenever possible, not that all produce is local.
Grocery / Food Store
Foster Sundry states that all of its animals come from local farmers in the mid-Atlantic and Northeast. The region is broad, and no individual farm is named.
Grocery / Food Store
Greene Hill Food Co-op states that its fruits and vegetables are local, organic, or both, and names farms it buys from. It does not say all produce is local.
Grocery / Food Store
Kimchee Market states that it carries organic produce from the Hudson Valley alongside specialty Korean groceries. It does not say all of its produce is regional.
Frozen Desserts
La Newyorkina states that it works closely with farmers in New York and the surrounding area for its dairy, seasonal fruits and herbs, and imports ingredients that do not grow around New York. It does not say every ingredient is local.
Grocery / Food Store
Liberty Farms states that it is a 600+ acre certified-organic farm in the Hudson Valley whose organic gardens supply its CSA and farmers' market clients across New York State. It does not say all produce in its Brooklyn store comes from the farm.
Grocery / Food Store
Marlow & Daughters states that it works directly with small family farms in New York State and that all of its animals are fully pastured. It does not say every item in the shop is local.
Bakery
She Wolf Bakery states that it uses over 150,000 lbs of NYS grain and butter each year, plus produce, honey and other items from fellow Greenmarket vendors. It does not say all of its flour is local.
2 locations · Grocery / Food Store
The Meat Hook states that the whole animals it butchers come from small family farms in New York state and Pennsylvania.
2 locations · Butcher
Prospect Butcher Co states that its beef comes from McEnroe Organic Farm in Millerton, NY. The same page says it also gets beef pieces from Happy Valley Meat Co, which works with farms in Pennsylvania.