At Seattle’s Bastille Café & Bar, the dedication to sustainable agriculture is unyielding, thanks to the raised-bed planted boxes of lettuce and herbs found in the restaurant’s 4,500 square-foot garden. As a result, the restaurant produces a fresh crop of vegetables year round to be used in their French cuisine. Menus are seasonal, so you’ll try the Challah French toast with honey-roasted apricots one morning and duck confit hash the next.
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