Salad Don
Chinatown · Salads
Salad Don states that its menu is prepared without seed oils.
180 places in Manhattan with a documented seed-oil-free kitchen or local sourcing, each backed by a quoted, published statement and a source link.
Chinatown · Salads
Salad Don states that its menu is prepared without seed oils.
Chinatown · American
The Protein Shop states that every item on its menu is seed-oil-free.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square · American
Impact Kitchen states that its full menu is prepared without seed oils.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square · American
Locanut states that all of its house-made menu items are seed-oil-free.
Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island · American
Festivál Café states that it uses no seed oils in all of its cooking, with fried foods cooked in peanut oil and all other oils being olive oil.
Midtown-Midtown South · Salads
SOMA Salads states that its 520 8th Avenue salads and grain bowls are seed-oil-free.
Midtown-Midtown South · Other
Zazu states that every item at its Shaver Hall location is prepared without industrial seed oils.
Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill · Juice, Smoothies, Fruit Salads
goodsugar states that its products contain no seed oils.
West Village · Salads
Matter states that its Crosby Street restaurant is seed-oil-free.
West Village
Sushi Noon describes its food as seed oil free on its homepage.
West Village · New American
WEST10WEST states that it does not cook with seed oils.
Ethiopian
Awaze states that every dish is prepared without seed oils.
10 locations · Soups
Springbone Kitchen states on its homepage that it uses no seed oils, ever.
2 locations
Matter publishes a no-seed-oil ingredient policy and lists its Midtown virtual kitchen as a current pickup-and-delivery location.
2 locations · American
OL'DAYS states in its FAQ that it is a seed-oil-free restaurant and uses only extra virgin olive oil and coconut oil.
2 locations · Bakery Products/Desserts
Somedays Bakery states in its brand promise that it is seed oil free.
2 locations · Sandwiches
Wolfnights states on its main wraps-and-bowls menu page that its food is '100% Seed-Oil Free'. The line stands as its own paragraph among brand-wide food attributes; the separate sides page (fries, tenders, fried pickles) does not repeat it or name a frying oil.
3 locations · Mediterranean
Mezeh states that it cooks every recipe without seed oils.
3 locations · Mediterranean
Motek states on its homepage that it is now 100% seed oil-free and has removed all seed oils from its kitchen. The page does not list which locations the statement covers.
4 locations · 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.
6 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.
7 locations · Coffee/Tea
Matchaful states that its café menu is entirely seed-oil-free.
8 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.
Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan · American
Temple Court states on its dinner menu that its rotating selection of seasonal sides is sourced primarily from the Union Square Greenmarket. It does not say the rest of the menu is locally sourced.
Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan · American
GrowNYC lists Trinity Place 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.
Chinatown · American
Fishers Island Oyster Farm (Fishers Island, NY) includes Ainslie Bowery 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.
Chinatown · Seafood
Hamlet Organic Garden (HOG Farm) (Brookhaven, NY) includes Cervo’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.
Chinatown · Basque
Hamlet Organic Garden (HOG Farm) (Brookhaven, NY) includes Eel Bar 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.
Chinatown · Bakery Products/Desserts
Brooklyn Granary & Mill (Brooklyn, NY) includes Elbow Bread 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.
Chinatown · American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Freeman's under Lower East Side. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Chinatown · American
Golden Diner states that it works with farmers and local purveyors and lists named farms and suppliers on its About page. The list also includes bakeries, a wine seller and an importer, and it does not say which ingredients come from which supplier.
Chinatown · Bakery Products/Desserts
Partybus Bakeshop states that it sources organic stone milled flour from small mills within the region.
Chinatown · New American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Wildair under Lower East Side. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Clinton · American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes The Marshal under Midtown West & Hell's Kitchen. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
East Village · American
GrowNYC lists Hearth 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.
East Village · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Il Posto Accanto under East Village. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
East Village · 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.
East Village · Japanese
GrowNYC lists Souen as a restaurant that buys from Greenmarket farmers, appearing on 14 of 16 archived versions of that list between 2012 and 2026. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
East Village · Vegetarian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Superiority Burger under East Village. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
East Village · Tex-Mex
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Yellow Rose under East Village. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Gramercy · Italian
Brooklyn Granary & Mill (Brooklyn, NY) includes Borgo 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.
Gramercy · Coffee/Tea
Caffe Panna states that its ice cream and sundaes highlight local producers and ingredients from the neighboring Union Square Greenmarket, alongside specialty ingredients imported from Italy. It does not say all ingredients are local.
Gramercy · Vegan
GrowNYC lists Candle Cafe 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.
Gramercy · Spanish
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Casa Mono/Bar Jamon under Gramercy & Murray Hill. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Gramercy · American
Friend of a Farmer states on its menu page that its produce is organic and locally sourced from farms along the Hudson Valley. It does not name specific farms or say all ingredients are local.
Gramercy · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Isabelle's under Flatiron & Union Square. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Gramercy · Other
Rubyzaar Baked states that it sources ingredients from local businesses including NYC Greenmarkets and local dairy farms, alongside named non-farm suppliers. It does not say every ingredient is local.
Gramercy · American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Union Square Cafe under Flatiron & Union Square. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square · French
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes 15 East @ Tocqueville under Flatiron & Union Square. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square · Latin American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes ABC Cocina under Flatiron & Union Square. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square · American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes ABC Kitchen under Flatiron & Union Square. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square · Mediterranean
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Barbounia under Flatiron & Union Square. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square · American
BLACKBARN publishes a list of what it calls its trusted local purveyors, naming Pennsylvania and New York farms for meat and produce. The same list includes suppliers from outside the region.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square · Mexican
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Cosme under Flatiron & Union Square. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square
Dickson's Farmstand states that its beef, pork, lamb, and poultry are sourced from small, family farms in upstate New York. Its supplier list also names farms in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and it does not say every item is from upstate New York.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square · American
Electric Lemon states that its cuisine is rooted in Mid-Atlantic sourcing. It does not say every ingredient is from the Mid-Atlantic, and the menu includes items such as Akaroa King Salmon.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square · New American
GrowNYC lists 11 Madison Park 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.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square · New American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Gramercy Tavern under Gramercy & Murray Hill. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square · American
Wild Hive Farm (Clinton Corners, NY) includes Greywind 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.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square · Mediterranean
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Il Fiorista under Flatiron & Union Square. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square · Indian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Junoon under Flatiron & Union Square. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square · Italian
La Devozione states that its a la carte menu is made with fresh, seasonal ingredients from the Union Square Greenmarket. It does not say the pasta or the tasting menu ingredients are local.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square
LenLen states that it uses seasonal ingredients from Union Square Market. It does not say what share of the menu or which ingredients.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square
The Javits Center, the venue operator, states that menus at its food halls, run by its in-house dining and hospitality team Cultivated, include produce sourced from the center's rooftop farm. It does not say how much of the produce comes from the farm, and this is the venue's statement, not the food-service operator's own.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square · 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.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Rezdôra under Flatiron & Union Square. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square · Bakery Products/Desserts
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Sullivan Street Bakery under Chelsea. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square · Spanish
GrowNYC lists Tia Pol 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.
Lenox Hill-Roosevelt Island · American
Festivál Café states that it prioritizes local greens and seasonal vegetables and sources from nearby farms such as Stone Barns Center for Food & Agriculture in Tarrytown. It does not say all produce is local.
Lincoln Square · French
GrowNYC lists Cafe Boulud 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.
Lincoln Square · New French
GrowNYC lists Jean-Georges 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.
Lincoln Square · Italian
Lincoln Ristorante states that it relies on local farmers and purveyors and weekly visits to the Tucker Square Greenmarket, while importing some items from Italy. It does not name the farmers or say what share is local.
Lower East Side · 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.
Lower East Side
Julia Jean's states that it uses milk and cream from Upstate New York. It does not say where its other ingredients come from.
Marble Hill-Inwood · American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Inwood Farm under Morningside Heights & Upper Manhattan. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Midtown-Midtown South · New American
GrowNYC lists Butter 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.
Midtown-Midtown South · 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.
Midtown-Midtown South · Korean
Joo Ok states that its own farm in Bloomingburg, New York grows the seeds for its perilla oil and a number of the herbs and vegetables on its menu. It does not say all ingredients are local.
Midtown-Midtown South · Japanese
GrowNYC lists Koi 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.
Midtown-Midtown South · American
L'Amico's brunch menu states that its organic eggs are from Five Acre Farms, Vermont. It does not say other ingredients are local.
Midtown-Midtown South · French
Le Pavillon states that a close focus on Northeast fishermen and farmers is a guiding principle of its culinary identity. It does not name specific suppliers or say all ingredients come from the Northeast.
Midtown-Midtown South · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Marea under Greenwich Village. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Midtown-Midtown South · Seafood
GrowNYC lists Oceana 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.
Midtown-Midtown South · American
Savory states that it supports small, local, women and family-owned businesses including Hepworth Farms, Hudson Valley Harvest and Carousel Cakes. It does not say what share of its ingredients comes from them.
Midtown-Midtown South
Shaver-Hill Maple states that it is a family owned and operated maple syrup farm in the Catskill Mountains of Upstate New York and that its maple products are made using its own maple syrup. It does not describe the Manhattan location specifically.
Midtown-Midtown South · French
GrowNYC lists The Modern 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.
Midtown-Midtown South · New American
GrowNYC lists Wine 30 as a restaurant that buys from Greenmarket farmers, appearing on 15 of 16 archived versions of that list between 2011 and 2026. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Morningside Heights · American
GrowNYC lists Community Food & Juice 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.
Murray Hill-Kips Bay · American
GrowNYC lists Fresh & Co. 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.
Murray Hill-Kips Bay
Oyatte states that its menu is built around a commitment to a single upstate New York farm, Crown Daisy Farm, which its farm page describes as a vegetable farm in Staatsburg, NY. It does not say every ingredient comes from that farm.
Murray Hill-Kips Bay · American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Riverpark under Gramercy & Murray Hill. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy · American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Bubby's Tribeca under Tribeca. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Cafe Altro Paradiso under SoHo & NoHo. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy · Italian
Charlie Bird states on its About page that its menu comes from New York's farmers' markets, Long Island fishing boats and country fields, as well as the influence of travel. It does not name specific farms, markets or boats, or say what share of ingredients is local.
SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy · French
Wild Hive Farm (Clinton Corners, NY) includes Eulalie 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.
SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy · Other
Brooklyn Granary & Mill (Brooklyn, NY) includes Gem Home 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.
SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy · American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Housing Works Cafe under SoHo & NoHo. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy · Italian
Hamlet Organic Garden (HOG Farm) (Brookhaven, NY) includes King 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.
SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy · American
Manuela states that it sources its ingredients as locally as possible, with locally sourced produce, proteins from the Tri-State area, and seafood from dayboats in Montauk and Maine. It does not say every ingredient is local.
SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy · American
GrowNYC lists Marc Forgione as a restaurant that buys from Greenmarket farmers, appearing on 15 of 16 archived versions of that list between 2011 and 2026. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy · New American
One White Street states that its menu is predominantly informed by ingredients grown and sourced year-round from Rigor Hill Farm in Columbia County, New York. It does not say every ingredient comes from the farm.
SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy · French
Fishers Island Oyster Farm (Fishers Island, NY) includes Raoul’s 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.
SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy · American
Rigor Hill Market states that its produce comes from its own farm upstate (Rigor Hill Farm) and from other farms around the Hudson Valley. It does not say all of its food is local.
SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy · Mediterranean
Shuka's own Purveyors page lists suppliers including Catskill Provisions, Lancaster Farms, Satur Farms, Saxelby Cheesemongers and Fingerlake Farms, and its chef page says the menu highlights local, seasonal ingredients. The page does not say what each supplier provides, which suppliers are local, or that every ingredient is local.
SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy · American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes The Dutch under SoHo & NoHo. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy · Australian
Two Hands Hospitality presents a Hudson Valley farm as 'Our Farm', where Henry and Tara Roberts raise beef, pork and lamb, and says the pigs are fed local non-GMO grain from Stone House Grain in Hudson, New York. It does not say how much of the menu uses this farm's meat.
SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy · Indonesian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Wayan under SoHo & NoHo. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Turtle Bay-East Midtown · American
425 Park's about page states that Jean-Georges' restaurants work with local and organic farms for produce, meat and dairy, including local farmers at the Union Square Greenmarket. It also lists non-local categories such as sustainable seafood suppliers and does not say all ingredients are local.
Turtle Bay-East Midtown · American
GrowNYC lists Inside Park at St.Bart's 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.
Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill · American
GrowNYC lists BLT Prime 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.
Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill · French
GrowNYC lists Cafe Boulud 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.
Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill · Continental
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Cafe Sabarsky under Upper East Side. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Caravaggio under Upper East Side. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill · French
GrowNYC lists Daniel 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.
Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Piccolo Cucina Uptown under Midtown East & Lenox Hill. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Sistina under Upper East Side. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill · Other
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes The East Pole under Midtown East & Lenox Hill. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Upper West Side · Bakery Products/Desserts
Wild Hive Farm (Clinton Corners, NY) includes La Farine Pâtisserie et Café 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.
Upper West Side · Italian
Parla states on its menu page that its tomatoes come from New Jersey and its mozzarella from New York, and that its flour is from Italy. It does not name specific farms or producers.
Upper West Side · Italian
Sempre Oggi states that its weekend brunch dishes are paired with the day's best ingredients from New York City farms and markets. The statement names no specific farm and does not say all ingredients are local.
West Village · American
Anton's states that its menu spotlights a seasonal selection of salads, vegetables, and NY-harvested shellfish. It does not say all ingredients are local or name specific suppliers.
West Village · Italian
GrowNYC lists Babbo 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.
West Village · Mediterranean
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Balaboosta under SoHo & NoHo. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
West Village · Italian
GrowNYC lists Barbuto 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.
West Village · New American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Blue Hill under Greenwich Village. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
West Village · French
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Buvette under West Village. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
West Village · Coffee/Tea
Cafe Panino Mucho Gusto states that many of its ingredients are sourced from farms in the Hudson Valley of New York State and that it supports local practices whenever possible. It does not say which ingredients or that everything is local.
West Village · American
Cecchi's states that its seafood comes from Montauk, Long Island, and the rivers of upstate New York. Its menu also lists seafood with no stated origin, so it does not show that all seafood is local.
West Village · English
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Dame under West Village. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
West Village · Bakery Products/Desserts
Empire Cake states that its fresh seasonal produce comes from the Union Square Greenmarket. It does not say all ingredients are local.
West Village · French
GrowNYC lists Hudson Clearwater 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.
West Village · American
Humm states that its menu is shaped by the seasons, the market, and the harvest from Magic Farms, its own farm in Hoosick Falls, New York. It does not say how much of the food comes from the farm.
West Village · Italian
GrowNYC lists Il Buco 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.
West Village · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Il Buco Alimentari e Vineria under SoHo & NoHo. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
West Village · New American
Justine's on Hudson states that its produce is sourced from the organic upstate New York farm of Neal Rosenthal, its wine curator. Its menu page says this farm's produce is used alongside ingredients from city purveyors, so it does not say all produce or other ingredients are local.
West Village · American
GrowNYC lists L'Artusi as a restaurant that buys from Greenmarket farmers, appearing on 14 of 16 archived versions of that list between 2012 and 2026. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
West Village · American
GrowNYC lists Market Table 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.
West Village · New American
Moonflower states that it sources the best product weekly from the Union Square Greenmarket. It does not list specific ingredients or say everything comes from the market.
West Village · Coffee/Tea
OCAFE states that its vegetables and fruits are supplied from the Finger Lakes region and that it visits the Union Square market weekly. It does not say all ingredients are local.
West Village · Seafood
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Osteria 57 under West Village. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
West Village · Italian
GrowNYC lists Palma 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.
West Village · New French
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Perry Street under West Village. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
West Village · American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Society Cafe NYC under Greenwich Village. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
West Village · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Vic's under SoHo & NoHo. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
West Village · New American
WEST10WEST states it buys local where it can and names Blue Moon Acres, a certified organic farm in Pennington, New Jersey, as the source of its tomatoes, red baby gem, courgette, beets and microgreens. It says the rest of its produce comes from Baldor, a Bronx distributor, and it also lists non-local suppliers.
West Village · Coffee/Tea
Whistle & Fizz states that all of its milk and dairy products come from Battenkill Valley Creamery, which it describes as a New York farm making local milk and dairy products. It does not describe its other suppliers, including its coffee, tea and pastry suppliers and its almond and oat milk brands, as local.
Frozen Desserts
La Newyorkina states that it works closely with farmers in New York and the surrounding area for organic dairy, seasonal fruits and herbs. It does not say all ingredients are local, and it says it imports items that do not grow around New York.
American
Migliorelli Farm (Red Hook, NY) includes Loring Place among the NYC restaurants and cafes it lists as serving or using its produce. This covers produce from Migliorelli Farm and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
Seafood
Seahorse states that its cooking is driven by global influences and Greenmarket produce. It does not say all produce comes from the Greenmarket.
Continental
GrowNYC lists Wallse 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.
2 locations · American
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Cookshop under Chelsea. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
2 locations · American
GrowNYC lists Craft 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.
2 locations · 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.
2 locations · Greek
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Milos under Midtown West & Hell's Kitchen. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
2 locations · Chicken
Fields Good Chicken states that the FreeBird chicken it serves is locally sourced from family farms in Pennsylvania's Amish Country. The statement covers its chicken only, not other ingredients.
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
Mimi's states that it sources the fruit for its toppings locally and seasonally through the supplier Natoora. It does not name growers or regions, its fruit yogurt purees come from Oregon and India, and some other toppings come from California and Italy.
2 locations · Korean
Mokbar states that its menu changes to incorporate ingredients from places like the Union Square Greenmarket or the Korean markets (shops) in Flushing, Queens. It does not say which ingredients come from either or how much.
2 locations · Asian/Asian Fusion
GrowNYC lists Momofuku Noodle Bar 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.
2 locations · 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.
2 locations · American
Sarabeth's Upper West Side menu states that the dishes in its 'Extraordinary Eggs & Omelettes' section use all-natural eggs from a Sullivan County farm. The note covers that menu section only, does not name the state, and does not say other ingredients are local.
2 locations · Coffee/Tea
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Té Company under West Village. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
2 locations · 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.
21 locations · Salads
GrowNYC lists Chop`t 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.
3 locations · Bakery Products/Desserts
Amy's Bread states that it uses local whole wheat and rye in many of its breads. On the same page, its Peasant Wheat, Peasant Wheat With Toasted Seeds, New York State Wheat, Rye With Caraway and Miche listings name NY State whole wheat flour or organic rye grown in NY State. It does not say all of its flour is local.
3 locations · Nuts/Confectionary
Breezy Hill Orchard states that it has grown fruit on its own orchard in the Hudson Valley since 1949. It does not say every product uses only its own fruit.
3 locations · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Le Pecora Bianca 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.
3 locations · Italian
Rosemary's states that, beyond its own rooftop garden, it partners with local growers including Brooklyn Grange, McEnroe Organic Farm and Lani's Farm. It does not say every ingredient is local.
3 locations · Frozen Desserts
Sugar Hill Creamery states on its website that buying its ice cream products directly supports New York State dairy farmers. It does not name the farms or say that every dairy ingredient comes from New York State.
4 locations · Spanish
GrowNYC lists Boqueria 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.
4 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.
4 locations · American
Fishers Island Oyster Farm (Fishers Island, NY) includes The Smith 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.
5 locations · 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.
5 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.
5 locations · Italian
GrowNYC's archived Greenmarket list of farm-to-table restaurants, dated 2026-02-08, includes Tarallucci e Vino under Flatiron & Union Square. This covers produce bought at Greenmarket and does not establish that other ingredients are locally sourced.
8 locations · American
Fresh&Co states that it partners with local farmers and has its own farm on Long Island growing produce with the goal of supplying its NYC restaurants. It does not name the partner farms or say all produce is local.
Grocery / Food Store
4th Street Food Co-op states that its eggs come from Titusville Farm (Poughkeepsie, NY) and Handsome Brook Farm (Franklin, NY). It does not say the rest of its products are local.
Grocery / Food Store
Aqua Best states it works directly with local fishermen and has its own buying station on Martha's Vineyard and Long Island to bring in local catches sold the same day in its store. It also says it is licensed to import and export seafood worldwide, and it does not say all of its seafood is local.
Dickson's Farmstand states that its beef, pork, lamb and poultry are sourced from small, family farms in upstate New York. Its homepage farm list also names suppliers outside upstate New York, such as a duck farm in Lancaster, PA.
Grocery / Food Store
Fulton Stall Market states that its indoor farmers market offers local fresh and artisanal food products from over 100 family farmers and small-batch specialty producers from the NY region. It does not name individual farms on this page.
Grocery / Food Store
The Kosher Marketplace states that its organic line of chickens and turkeys is locally raised on small family farms in rural Pennsylvania. It does not say all poultry, meat or fish is local.
Grocery / Food Store
Leonards Market states that its butcher department offers Prime Angus beef from the Midwest or grass-fed Angus beef from local New York farms. It does not say all of its beef is local.
Grocery / Food Store
Mast Market states that, whenever possible, it works directly with certified organic local farms, many located in New York and New England. It does not say all ingredients are local, and its FAQ says its chocolate uses cacao from Tanzania.