National salad chain, sweetgreen, went seed oil free for a few months before reverting to sunflower oil.
Website
leonesscellars.com
Address and Contact Info
38311 De Portola Rd
Temecula, CA
US 92592
Description
From LeonessCellars.com: Our culinary team applies classic French cooking techniques with modern Californian cuisine to create a diverse menu meant to pair beautifully with our wine. We take advantage of the fresh produce available to us and source only the highest quality meat and seafood. Our passion for wine carries through to our food, and we offer a wide variety of dishes from vibrant salads to inventive takes on classic entrees.
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Dining on better cooking oils
Leoness Cellars was submitted to the map because they are cooking food with something better than seed oils.
They are reportedly using duck fat in their cooking.
The bar to get onto this website is that you should be able to eat a whole meal without seed oils. This listing has not been reported to be 100% seed oil free or avoiding seed oils completely. To view seed oil free restaurants use the seed oil free map.
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