Eat Local Month at the Brewery


Eat Local Month - What is it?

September is Eat Local Month in Northwest Washington, a time to celebrate the delicious and abundant harvest of local food, along with those who grow, raise, catch, and harvest this food.

Each week throughout September will highlight key players in our community who ensure we can enjoy local food year round!

September 1st - 9th: Market Week

September 10th - 16th: Farm Week

September 17th - 23rd: Restaurant Week

September 24th - 30th: Seafood Week


Restaurant Week

During Restaurant Week, Sustainable Connections will be celebrating the many local restaurants, including Boundary Bay, that created a menu special with at least 50% of its ingredients being of local origin. Luckily, these specials are available all month long!


Hopped Berry Salad

Our menu special for Eat Local Month 2023 is the Hopped Berry Salad. The Hopped Berry Salad is a delicious salad packed full of local flavors, highlighting just how diverse the produce of our corner of Washington is!

Hopped Berry Salad

Baby spinach tossed in a hopped berry dressing with blueberries, farmstead peppercorn cheese, masala pickled shallot, and toasted hazelnuts.

Local Ingredients:

Hops: Sorachi Ace Hops from Yakima, WA

Blueberries: Hayton Farms Berries from Skagit Valley

Hazelnuts: Holmquist Hazelnut Orchards from Whatcom County

Cheese: Twin Sisters Creamery from Ferndale, WA

Masala: The Spice Hut from Bellingham, WA


Visit the brewery throughout the month of September and try our Eat Local Month Special!



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