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Well howdy there, partner! If ya want to eat healthy and sustainably, there ain’t nothin’ quite like the good ol farm to table approach!

When it comes to dining out, people are becoming more conscious of their food; where it’s sourced from and how it’s produced. This is not surprising considering the rise in Non Communicable diseases in Kenya. More and more people are looking for restaurants that prioritise sustainability, ethical sourcing and social activism. One way to ensure you’re supporting these values is by choosing farm to table restaurants.These establishments prioritise using ingredients from their own farms. They also source from local farmers and suppliers, resulting in fresher, more flavourful meals. In addition, they’re supporting the local economy and reducing the carbon footprint of food transportation.

Here are two farm to fork restaurants doing great things in Nairobi :

CULTIVA RESTAURANT - Pofu Road, Karen

Are you lookin’ to impress your special cowgirl? Cultiva Restaurant is the spot where you can show off your chivalry and prove that you aint no one-trick pony. Load up your plate with veggies, pick out some lean protein and wash it all down with a tall glass of your favourite Old Fashioned drink.

Your lady will be swoonin’ over your cowboy charm and thoughtful, healthy choices. And best of all, you’ll be doing your part to help save the planet and make the food system a little healthier.

ADVENTURE COVE RESTAURANT - Adventure farm, Karen

If you’re looking for a rootin’ tootin’ good time with your kinfolk or posse, the Adventure Farm is the place to be! This here is the place for folks of all ages and posses of all sizes. Strap on your boots and start by exploring the farm. They’ve got some mighty knowledgeable guides who’ll teach you all about permaculture on their famous farm tours

After all that learning, you’ll be hankerin’ for some good grub and boy, the Adventure Cove Restaurant has gotcha covered! They’ll serve you up the freshest and tastiest food straight from their food forests and animal houses. It’s a feast fit for a king and queen y’all!

But the adventure ain't
over yet partner!

There’s a whole herd of activities waiting for you. From yoga, outdoor mani pedis, ziplining, climbing wall, a play area and an artisanal market where you can shop till you drop.
And the cherry on top? You’re spending your hard – earned money supporting small-scale farmers, employing local folk who would have otherwise been left out in the cold.

Plus, Adventure Farm don’t use no harmful chemicals or pesticides, so you can feel good about chowin down on all that tasty food. While helping to build a more equitable, sustainable and healthy food system.

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