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Top locavore picks from Manhattan, with everything from coffee to cocktails.
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Cocktails @ The Green Table
75 Ninth Avenue New York, New York
After checking out the Chelsea Market, drop by for a long list of cocktails made with some of NYC's finest liquors.
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Housemade Ricotta Ravioli @ ABC Kitchen
35 East 18th Street New York, NY
A local favorite, and if you're not in the mood for pasta, check out the whole wheat pizzas.
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Farmer's Feast @ Blue Hill
75 Washington Place New York, New York
Take advantage of all that's local and seasonal and embark on this five-course tasting inspired by the week's harvest.
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Pastries @ Birdbath Neighborhood Green Bakery
223 1st Avenue New York, NY
You can't go wrong with the selection of baked goods all made with organic flour processed east of the Mississippi. You even get a 25% discount if you arrive by bike or skateboard!
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Roast Chicken @ david burke kitchen
23 Grand Street New York, NY
Check out this special on Sundays at the new farm-to-table venture in Soho.
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Coffee @ Cafe Grumpy
224 W 20th St New York, NY
One of NYC's few roasters, Cafe Grumpy is well known amongst coffee aficionados.
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Assorted Appetizers @ Louis 649
649 East 9th Street New York, NY
Sourced from nearby purveyors, like poricni mushrom salami from Salumeria Biellese and artisanal cheeses from Saxelby Cheesemongers, come for a drink and the bar menu.
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Farm fresh grilled chicken @ Print
653 11th Avenue New York, NY
Cooked up with sauteed spring vegetables, spinach and thyme jus, this locally grown chicken is just the beginning of an extensive list of farm-to-table dishes.
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House-Made Sorbets @ Mas Farmhouse
39 Downing Street New York, NY
OK, so you'll want to get dinner too, but with flavors like kumquat and rhubarb you really can't go wrong with this dessert menu.
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Beet Salad @ The Green Table
75 Ninth Avenue New York, New York
After checking out the Chelsea Market, drop by for a long list of cocktails made with some of NYC's finest liquors.
