Summer 2026 — Menu changes with the harvest

Rolling farmland at golden hour

Within 60 miles

Our farm partners

We source from 12 farms within 60 miles of our kitchen. These are the five we work with most closely.

Core partners
Tom and Linda Reyes of Sunnyside Farm

Sunnyside Farm

Tom and Linda Reyes

12 miles from our kitchen

Partners since 2019

Tom and Linda converted their conventional row crop operation to certified organic in 2015. They were the first farm we called when we opened, and they have never missed a delivery. Their edible flowers go on almost every plate we serve.

What they grow

Heirloom beetsSpecialty lettucesEdible flowersRadishesArugula
Maria Gonzalez of Riverbend Organics

Riverbend Organics

Maria Gonzalez

35 miles from our kitchen

Partners since 2021

Maria farms four acres along the Cosumnes River on land her family has worked for three generations. She texts us every Tuesday with what is ready to pick that week. Our kitchen plans around her message.

What they grow

Summer squashZucchini blossomsShishito peppersPatty pan squashArmenian cucumber
James Whitfield of Mercier Orchards

Mercier Orchards

James Whitfield

52 miles from our kitchen

Partners since 2020

James grows stone fruit at 1,800 feet in the Sierra Nevada foothills. The elevation gives his peaches an intensity you cannot find at lower altitudes. Our summer galette exists entirely because of his harvest.

What they grow

White peachesNectarinesBartlett pearsFuji applesCider varieties
Also on the menu
The Nakamura Family of Valley Gold Farms

Valley Gold Farms

The Nakamura Family

28 miles

Sweet corn, Dry beans, Winter squash, Sunflowers, Sorghum

Sofia and Andre Petit of Blue Heron Farm

Blue Heron Farm

Sofia and Andre Petit

60 miles

Culinary lavender, Lemon verbena, Chamomile, Herbs, Edible botanicals

We visit every farm before we put it on the menu. No exceptions.

If you want to know where a specific ingredient comes from, ask your server. They will know the answer.