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A.T.M. Vegan Deli — a fully-vegan fast-food spot verified in OpenStreetMap as fully plant-based (diet:vegan=only). The directory lists strict-vegan operations because they make plant-based eating a default rather than an asterisk — every bioregion benefits from at least one.

ʻĀina Momona is a Native Hawaiian-led nonprofit on Molokaʻi dedicated to restoring social justice and food sovereignty through traditional fishpond mariculture and ahupuaʻa-based agriculture.

Amituofo Vegan Cuisine — a fully-vegan restaurant verified in OpenStreetMap as fully plant-based (diet:vegan=only). The directory lists strict-vegan operations because they make plant-based eating a default rather than an asterisk — every bioregion benefits from at least one.

A seasonal farmers market at 1420 Cordova Street in Anchorage, Alaska — runs May through October each year (2026 season: May 16 – October 10). One of the anchor farmers markets of Southcentral Alaska, the small but resilient agricultural region where the short growing season and long daylight hours produce intense vegetable yields. Vendor mix spans Mat-Su Valley farmers, foragers, baked goods, and prepared foods.

A 4-acre teaching farmstead in Big Lake, Alaska — Mat-Su Valley. Mission: 'To build a community of Alaskans that can achieve food freedom through sustainable, simple, and traditional living.' Operates an orchard (apples, currants, honeyberries, saskatoons, cherries) and a large greenhouse for cold-climate production; runs U-pick by appointment, a plant nursery, educational classes and workshops, a winter blacksmithing program (The Forge), and publishes Sustainable Alaska Magazine. Hosts the annual Alaska Homestead Expo and runs the Alaska Homestead Academy.

Crown Heights Farmstand — a producer-only food access program in NYC operated by [[grownyc]], the environmental nonprofit that runs the city's Greenmarkets, youth farms, and Fresh Food Box network. Listed because the operator's curation is the verification: every GrowNYC market and farmstand is producer-only, prioritizes Black, Indigenous, and farmer-of-color vendors, and is sited where mainstream grocery has underserved.

Downtown Natural Market — a health-food / natural-foods store verified in OpenStreetMap. See the Why-its-listed section for the directory's canonical reason.

Dreamery — a fully-vegan café verified in OpenStreetMap as fully plant-based (diet:vegan=only). The directory lists strict-vegan operations because they make plant-based eating a default rather than an asterisk — every bioregion benefits from at least one.

Girdwood Farmers Market — a farmers market verified in OpenStreetMap. See the Why-its-listed section for the directory's canonical reason.

Happy Zoe Vegan Bakery — a fully-vegan eatery verified in OpenStreetMap as fully plant-based (diet:vegan=only). The directory lists strict-vegan operations because they make plant-based eating a default rather than an asterisk — every bioregion benefits from at least one.

Hartbreakers — a fully-vegan restaurant verified in OpenStreetMap as fully plant-based (diet:vegan=only). The directory lists strict-vegan operations because they make plant-based eating a default rather than an asterisk — every bioregion benefits from at least one.

Health and Wellness Club Inc. — a health-food / natural-foods store verified in OpenStreetMap. See the Why-its-listed section for the directory's canonical reason.

A community-garden-sourced farmers market in Brownsville, Brooklyn, operated by the Isabahlia Ladies of Elegance Foundation — a Black-women-led nonprofit running the Powell Street Garden (410 Livonia Ave) and the ISO Student Farm Market (514 Rockaway Ave). Mission: 'Provide freshly grown fruits and veggies, without pesticide sprays and nutrient values intact' to one of NYC's most food-insecure neighborhoods.

jajaja — a fully-vegan restaurant verified in OpenStreetMap as fully plant-based (diet:vegan=only). The directory lists strict-vegan operations because they make plant-based eating a default rather than an asterisk — every bioregion benefits from at least one.

Jonny's Produce — a produce store verified in OpenStreetMap. See [[produce-store]] for the directory's editorial position on this category vs. true farm-direct retail.

Boro Park's senior kosher health-food store — operating ~40 years (since approximately 1986) at 5201 13th Avenue. Stocks kosher-certified vitamins and supplements, organic foods, spelt products, sugar/salt-free items, and 'hard-to-find' kosher health products. Self-described as 'the first in Boro Park' — the principal Orthodox-community-serving natural-foods retailer in central Brooklyn.

Little Choc Apothecary — a fully-vegan café verified in OpenStreetMap as fully plant-based (diet:vegan=only). The directory lists strict-vegan operations because they make plant-based eating a default rather than an asterisk — every bioregion benefits from at least one.

Midtown Anchorage Farmers Market — a farmers market verified in OpenStreetMap. See the Why-its-listed section for the directory's canonical reason.

Moss Vegan Bistro — a fully-vegan fast-food spot verified in OpenStreetMap as fully plant-based (diet:vegan=only). The directory lists strict-vegan operations because they make plant-based eating a default rather than an asterisk — every bioregion benefits from at least one.

Muldoon Farmers Market — a farmers market verified in OpenStreetMap. See the Why-its-listed section for the directory's canonical reason.

Natural Pantry — a health-food / natural-foods store verified in OpenStreetMap. See the Why-its-listed section for the directory's canonical reason.

New World Nutrition — a health-food / natural-foods store verified in OpenStreetMap. See the Why-its-listed section for the directory's canonical reason.

Next Stop Vegan — a fully-vegan restaurant verified in OpenStreetMap as fully plant-based (diet:vegan=only). The directory lists strict-vegan operations because they make plant-based eating a default rather than an asterisk — every bioregion benefits from at least one.

Old Bear Honey — a farm verified in OpenStreetMap. See [[farm]] for the directory's editorial position; this entry may also operate retail surfaces (farm stand, CSA, farmers-market) that should be added as separate relations.

Park Natural Foods — a health-food / natural-foods store verified in OpenStreetMap. See the Why-its-listed section for the directory's canonical reason.

Prestige Organic Market — a strictly-organic shop or eatery verified in OpenStreetMap. See the Why-its-listed section for the directory's canonical reason.

Public Records — a fully-vegetarian eatery verified in OpenStreetMap. See the Why-its-listed section for the directory's canonical reason.

Scoops Scoops — a fully-vegetarian eatery verified in OpenStreetMap. See the Why-its-listed section for the directory's canonical reason.

Sixteen Mill Bakeshop — a fully-vegan bakery verified in OpenStreetMap as fully plant-based (diet:vegan=only). The directory lists strict-vegan operations because they make plant-based eating a default rather than an asterisk — every bioregion benefits from at least one.

Slutty Vegan — a fully-vegan fast-food spot verified in OpenStreetMap as fully plant-based (diet:vegan=only). The directory lists strict-vegan operations because they make plant-based eating a default rather than an asterisk — every bioregion benefits from at least one.

A modern organic mushroom company operating a distributed network of urban and near-urban farms — collapsing the distance between mushroom and plate by growing in the cities where the mushrooms get eaten. Specialty varieties: blue oyster, lion's mane, maitake, royal trumpet, pioppino. Based in Brooklyn, with growing facilities across the US.

South Anchorage Farmers Market — a farmers market verified in OpenStreetMap. See the Why-its-listed section for the directory's canonical reason.

Spenard Farmers Market — a farmers market verified in OpenStreetMap. See the Why-its-listed section for the directory's canonical reason.

The Garden — a farm verified in OpenStreetMap. See [[farm]] for the directory's editorial position; this entry may also operate retail surfaces (farm stand, CSA, farmers-market) that should be added as separate relations.