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Greenny Sustainable Food Establishments in New York State Sustainable Food Establishments in New York State In Compliance with Executive Order 4 Introduction Frequently Asked Questions Restaurants across the State are Are State agencies required to rely upon this list for making committing to greener practices. state-funded food purchases? Yes, State agencies are required to rely on the EO 4 Green The following is a list of food purveyors Purchasing Specifications, in accordance with Executive Order that incorporate sustainability into No. 4, section D4: their operations by doing such things https://ogs.ny.gov/greenny/executive-order-4 as supporting local food and beverage How does this list relate to the Green Purchasing distributors, and/or having an overall Specification called “State-Funded Food”? commitment to providing a greener, The list is compiled from three different certification programs, cleaner environment for their patrons which meet the EO 4 State Funded Food Specification in compliance with Executive Order requirements. Number 4. Where can I find the Green Purchasing Specification? To view updates to this list for For more information, visit: establishments that comply with https://ogs.ny.gov/greenny/state-funded-food the Executive Order No. 4 Food Why were these food purveyors chosen? Specification, please use the following Each of the certification programs will periodically update websites: their own list online. For the convenience of sustainability coordinators, information was collected from three separate • DEC New York Environmental Leaders entities and combined into one document. For the most up-to- • Green Restaurant Association date information, refer to the original sources using the links at • TasteNY the beginning of the document. Is there anything else State agencies should know? EO 4 compliant purchases (dollar amounts) should be tracked *Due to continuous change in the food and beverage industry, it is recommended that you contact the and reported annually in the EO 4 Report. establishment well in advance for updated information. Please note this is a comprehensive list, which includes private organizations that may not be available to the Go To the List public. Sustainable Food Establishments in New York State 2 Capital District County City or Town Establishment Albany County Albany Angelo’s 677 Prime Albany County Albany dp An American Brasserie Albany County Albany Bake for You Albany County Albany Mazzone Catering/Business Dining Albany County Albany New World Bistro Bar Albany County Albany The Capital American Eatery & Lounge Albany County Albany Wine Bar and Bistro on Lark Albany County Albany Yonos Albany County Delmar Mercato’s Restaurant Albany County Delmar One Six Five at Normanside Albany County Latham Century House Restaurant Albany County Latham Tala Bistro Columbia County Chatham Jackson’s Old Chatham House Greene County Climax Quarry Steak House Greene County Coxsackie Red’s Restaurant Greene County Hunter The Prospect Restaurant Saratoga County Ballston Spa Next Door Kitchen and Bar Saratoga County Ballston Spa The Front Street Deli Saratoga County Clifton Park Angelo’s Prime Bar & Grille Saratoga County Saratoga Springs Hall of Springs Saratoga County Saratoga Springs Healthy Living Market and Café Saratoga County Saratoga Springs Mio Posto Saratoga County Saratoga Springs Saratoga National Golf Club Saratoga County Saratoga Springs Shake Shack Saratoga County Saratoga Springs The Barrelhouse Saratoga County Saratoga Springs The Gideon Putnam Schenectady County Schenectady Angelo’s Tavolo Schenectady County Schenectady Aperitivo Bistro Schenectady County Schenectady Backstage Pub Schenectady County Schenectady Key Hall at Proctor’s Schenectady County Scotia Glen Sanders Mansion Warren County Chestertown Friends Lake Inn Warren County Lake George The View Restaurant Washington County Greenwich Spoonful Kitchen and Catering Sustainable Food Establishments in New York State 3 Central New York County City or Town Establishment Onondaga County Skaneateles White Birch Vineyard and Tasting Room Onondaga County Syracuse Greenwood Winery and Bistro Madison County Wampsville Madison Bistro Finger Lakes County City or Town Establishment Livingston County Geneseo Big Tree Inn Monroe County Rochester All Occasions Catering Monroe County Rochester Brown Hound Bistro Monroe County Rochester dogTown Monroe County Rochester Ox and Stone Monroe County Rochester Sonny’s landing Monroe County Rochester Sticky Lips Catering Ontario County Canandaigua Upstairs Bistro Seneca County Lodi Idol Ridge Winery Seneca County Seneca Falls Montezuma Winery Wyoming County Castile Glen Iris Inn Yates County Branchport Hunt Country Vineyards Yates County Rock Stream Pompous Ass Winery Long Island County City orTown Establishment Nassau County Bridgehampton Almond Restaurant Nassau County Oyster Bay Osteria Lena Nassau County Roslyn Besito Nassau County Shelter Island 18 Bay Nassau County Westbury The Cheesecake Factory Suffolk County Babylon Village Monsoon Suffolk County East Hampton Gula Gula Suffolk County Greenport Cuvee Seafood & Grille Suffolk County Mattituck CJ American Grill Suffolk County Melville Jewel Restaurant Suffolk County Shirley Tend Coffee Suffolk County Stony Brook Mirabelle Suffolk County Multiple Locations Ayhan’s Shish–Kebab Mediterranean Plainview, Port Washington, Suffolk County The Golden Pear Cafe Baldwin, Great Neck Sustainable Food Establishments in New York State 4 Mid-Hudson Valley County City or Town Establishment Dutchess County Beacon Towne Crier Café Dutchess County Dover Plains Farmstand at Madava Farms Dutchess County Hyde Park Apple Pie Café Dutchess County Hyde Park Bocuse Restaurant Dutchess County Hyde Park Caterina de Medici Dutchess County Hyde Park The American Bounty Dutchess County Poughkeepsie Artists Palate Dutchess County Poughkeepsie Midtown Premier Restaurant & Lounge Dutchess County Poughkeepsie The Poughkeepsie Ice House Dutchess County Millerton Irving Farms Roasters Dutchess County Rhinebeck Bread Alone Bakery Dutchess County Rhinebeck Terrapin Restaurant Dutchess County Rhinebeck The Mill Restaurant & Bar Dutchess County Rhinecliff The Rhinecliff Dutchess County Wappingers Falls Double O Grill Dutchess County Wappingers Falls Twin’s Barbecue Orange County Balmville The Powelton Club Orange County Goshen Limoncello at the Orange Inn Orange County Montgomery Wildfire Grill Orange County New Windsor Cosimo’s Restaurant Group Putnam County Brewster Clock Tower Grill Putnam County Garrison The Garrison Putnam County Mahopac Dish Bistro & Wine Bar Rockland County Congers Restaurant X & the Bully Boy Bar Rockland County Nyack 8 North Broadway Restaurant Rockland County Piermont Piermont Pub & Pizza Sullivan County Bethel Dancing Cat Saloon Sullivan County Narrowsburg The Heron Restaurant Sullivan County Parksville Rolling River Café Ulster County Kingston Duo Bistro Ulster County Milton Henry’s at the Farm Ulster County New Paltz The Village Tearoom Restaurant & Bake Shop Ulster County Rosendale The 1850 House Inn & Tavern Ulster County Saugerties New World Home Cooking Ulster County Woodstock Oriole 9 Westchester County Armonk Restaurant North Westchester County Bedford La Cremallere Restaurant Sustainable Food Establishments in New York State 5 Mid-Hudson Valley County City or Town Establishment Westchester County Bedford Rippowam Cisqua Westchester County Bedford Rippowam Cisqua Lower Campus Westchester County Chappaqua Crabtree Kittle House Westchester County Croton-on-Hudson Fino Restaurant Westchester County Mount Kisco Cafe of Love Westchester County Mount Kisco Pour Boutique Bar & Eatery Westchester County Peekskill G&K Sweet Foods Westchester County Port Chester Tarry Lodge Westchester County Purchase TerraVe at Purchase College Westchester County Rye Rye Country Day School Westchester County Tarrytown Coffee Labs Roasters Westchester County Tarrytown Hackley School Westchester County Tarrytown River Market Bar and Kitchen Westchester County White Plains Sam’s of Gedney Way Westchester County Yonkers Dolphin Restaurant Westchester County Yonkers X20 Xaviars on the Hudson Mohawk Valley County City or Town Establishment Herkimer County Little Falls The Beardslee Castle Oneida County Rome Coalyard Charlie’s Oneida County Utica The Tailor and the Cook Otsego County Cooperstown B&B Ranch Otsego County Fly Creek The Fly Creek Cider Mill & Orchard New York City County/Borough Neighborhood Establishment Bronx Ethical Culture Fieldstone School Bronx Fieldstone School Bronx Gun Hill Brewing Company Bronx Horace Mann School Kings County - Brooklyn 67 Burger Kings County - Brooklyn Achilles Heel Kings County - Brooklyn Bogota Latin Bistro Kings County - Brooklyn Friends Academy Kings County - Brooklyn Humo Smokehouse Kings County - Brooklyn ICI Restaurant Kings County - Brooklyn Jolie Cantina Kings County - Brooklyn Lulu & Po Sustainable Food Establishments in New York State 6 New York City County/Borough Neighborhood Establishment Kings County - Brooklyn Marlow & Daughters Kings County - Brooklyn Marlow & Sons Kings County - Brooklyn Michael & Ping’s Modern Chinese Take–Out Kings County - Brooklyn Nobletree Coffee Kings County - Brooklyn Petite Crevette Kings County - Brooklyn Red Roman’s Kings County - Brooklyn The Vanderbilt New York County - Manhattan Chelsea/SOHO/Tribeca Del Posto New York County - Manhattan Chelsea/SOHO/Tribeca City Winery NYC New York County - Manhattan Chelsea/SOHO/Tribeca Landmarc New York County - Manhattan Chelsea/SOHO/Tribeca Souen Organic Macrobiotic Restaurant New York County - Manhattan
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