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Hey fellow Angelenos! Thanks for visiting my website and choosing to partake in supporting our local farmers and restaurants!

Ordering produce and meal-kit boxes from independent businesses will keep our neighbors employed and our spending recirculating within our communities. Now more than ever, the Southern California farmers that supply many of the city’s high-profile restaurants need support. If low on fruit and vegetables, consider supporting LA restaurants and local farmers by buying produce from these restaurants, cafes, and bars. Many of your favorite food businesses have pivoted to new models, not to profit but in many cases, to keep their furloughed employees’ benefits intact.

The following lists are businesses in and around Los Angeles that offer food, groceries, and pick-up’s.

FARMS OFFERING PRODUCE, BOXES, or PICK-UP’S

Check your nearest Farmer’s Markets and contact your local farmers for grab and go boxes. These boxes usually include seasonal produce, eggs, and fruits. We currently use Gaytan Family Farm and do pick-up’s from the Torrance Farmer’s Market on Tuesdays. I advise reaching out to the farms directly to confirm method of payment and pre-orders. We generally search for them on Instagram and DM.

• Shu Takikawa’s Farm The Garden Of….
• Plumcot Farm in Malibu
• Tamai Family Farms
• County Line Harvest
• Smith Farms
• McGrath Farms (via The Abundant Table)
• Novy Ranches  (meats)
• Peads and Barnetts 
• Achadinha Cheese
• Drake Family Farms Cheese
• Kandarian Organic Farms 
• Thao Family Farm
• Coleman Family Farm
• Jack Creek Farms
• Burkart Organics
• Rancho de Trinidad

RESTAURANTS OFFERING PRODUCE BOXES, MEAL KITS, ETC.

• Rockenwagner Bakery

In support of County Line Harvest, this small Westside bakery and cafe is offering small ($37.50, feeding 2-3 people) and large ($58, feeding 4-6 people) sizes of produce boxes with loaves of their freshly baked breads daily. Pre-orders are available through Rockenwagner’s website.

• Roberta’s

Sourcing produce from two different farms, Culver City Platform’s Roberta’s Pizza is selling $50 Thao Family Farm boxes of produce including Thai shallots, bok choy, and yams for Saturday pickup 2 to 5 p.m. and County Line boxes on Friday afternoons ordered via their website. For Saturday boxes, email csala@robertaspizza.com to reserve for pick-up or order through www.platformdrivethrough.com.

• République

To keep up with the changing needs of its customers, chefs and owners Walter and Margarita Manzke have started selling $35 produce boxes from Thao Farms, featuring greens like bok choy and kale, as well as fennel, Swiss chard, and Japanese yams. Call the restaurant to pre-order or receive a delivery through Grubhub or Postmates.

• Animal / Jon & Vinny’s

Sourcing produce from Coleman Family Farm and other vendors, the duo behind Jon & Vinny’s, Animal, Son of a Gun, and others have started selling $45 produce boxes, available for order online through the link above, as well as fruit boxes and other pantry goods. Pick-up is available at Animal on Fairfax.

• All Time

Los Feliz neighborhood spot All Time is selling $25 market fruit boxes and $62 mixed produce boxes daily, sourcing from places like Arnett, Kong Thao, JF, and Tamai Farms. Recent boxes include carrots, celery, rainbow chard, and curly kale. Pick-up and delivery available via ChowNow.

• Highly Likely Cafe

For those near West Adams, buy fresh County Line Harvest produce directly from Highly Likely’s website and pick up on Fridays 2 to 5 p.m. from this third wave coffee shop, as well as other places throughout the city (see website schedule).

• Kismet

In support of Thao Family Farm, Kismet is offering $45 boxes of mixed produce from the farm daily, as well as selling some vegetables a la carte. Order online through their website under the “Goods” tab or call 323-404-0909 at least an hour ahead to order.

• Highland Park Brewery

This Eastside brewery is also acting as a conduit for Thao Family Farm, selling $40 of mixed produce daily through pre-order at their new delivery and pick-up website, assuming they haven’t run out yet. No walk-up orders.

• Huckleberry Bakery and Cafe

This popular Westside brunch spot owned by the Rustic Canyon restaurant group has started selling $30 mixed market boxes daily, sourcing dried goods from Koda Farms, County Line produce, and more. Specific contents change weekly. Call 310-451-2311 at least two days in advance from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. to reserve a box.

• Spago

The Spago Market Box is priced at $55 and is available to order through Tock. The contents of each box include a mix of greens, herbs, and vegetables grown by local farmers and will vary by day.

Do you know of other farms or restaurants offering produce? Let us know!

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