My neighbor Alexander happily assisted me in scoping-out Bumble |
I visited Bumble recently with my two-and-half-year-old neighbor, Alexander, and his mom, Margie, to meet with Bumble's director, Emily Richard. I wanted to learn more about how they manage the sourcing for local organic products for this unique cafe, which would be a significant undertaking for any new restaurant.
My Bumble breakfast of oatmeal with beautiful local berries |
It turns out that finding and procuring various locally grown, organically produced food items is made possible by a specialty distributor called GreenLeaf. They provide access as well as distribution of numerous specialty goods, including organic produce and local dairy products, to businesses like Bumble. And it's logical that this supports small farm and dairy operations by simplifying and reducing the time and effort they spend getting their products to market.
It is an elegant example of a local food network that benefits all parties involved, and in the process enables small businesses to make their dreams a reality while growing the local economy.
All this and healthy food too!
Bumble is located in Los Altos, California.
Read the full post at Eat Drink Better
Photos: Urban Artichoke
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