Local partners

We always aim to source our food as close to home as possible—it's better for the planet and ensures top-notch quality. Behind the scenes, we recycle all our used cooking oil, compost our food scraps, and do everything we can to keep waste out of the landfill. And we're not stopping there—we’re always looking for new ways to cut waste and keep things local. From ocean to farm, we’re proud of the partners who help us bring fresh, responsibly sourced ingredients to your plate. Our cod and halibut come straight from Alaska’s cold, clean waters, caught by family-owned pioneers like Trident Seafoods and Alaska Leader Seafood using sustainable “hook & line” methods that lock in incredible flavor right on the boat. Our famous fries start with potatoes grown in Pasco, WA and Idaho, thanks to J.R. Simplot, who even turn potato scraps into electricity—seriously! We keep it local with hand-shucked oysters from Grays Harbor’s Lytle Seafoods, fresh-picked mushrooms from Ostrom’s Farms in Olympia, crunchy relish made by Gielow Pickles in the Skagit Valley, and farm-fresh dairy from Darigold, a Seattle staple since 1918. Every bite tells a story of Northwest farmers, fishers, and families who care as much about sustainability and quality as we do.