Portland, Oregon

PORTLAND, OREGON

Quick Bites
Dick's Kitchen began on the principles of the paleolithic way of eating. All I know is I saw elk burger on the menu and I'm sold. "Dick’s Kitchen, perhaps the country’s first Stone Age Diner, embraces these challenges by offering modestly priced and delicious fare that will leave you feeling nourished and happy."

Thanks Todd! Looks great.

I will definitely start making a list for worldwide places.

Atlanta, Georgia

Amazing burger selection for primal eaters!

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

Fine Dining
Flip Burger Boutique is a burger joint and a fancy one at that. They have a few locations and offer an amazing grass-fed beef burger as well as other fresh local ingredients. This is probably the priciest burger I've had, but it is worth it.

Quick Bites
Yeah Burger is awesome! I wish there were more of them. They offer grass-fed bison and grass-fed beef, organic ingredients... I will let them speak for themselves: "We proudly use natural and organic ingredients that are free of antibiotics, growth hormones, synthetic pesticides and herbicides, chemical fertilizers, ammonia and other nasty additives. All of our food is cooked-to-order, so please be patient." It takes more time to decide what to order than it does to get your food. Lucky you if you are passing through and can pick something up from here!
Farm Burger is another place I can vouch for. Excellent quality and creativity! You can also order cured lardo to put on your 100% grass-fed burger.... that's right. "Our burgers are made from 100% grassfed beef that is dry-aged and ground fresh. Our cows are raised on the sweet grasses of the southeast, and never fed antibiotics, hormones, or grain. Our menu is seasonal and sourced from local farms."

Hitting the road...

I am getting ready to drive 2/3 the way across the country and need to satiate my primal appetite.
Like so many other primal travelers, I have a really difficult time finding food that is 100% grass-fed, pastured, organic, farm-fresh and/or just plain free of chemicals. There has got to be an easier way than skipping meals.

Please help primal/paleo travelers by letting us know what resources are in your city and state or a place where you were able to find the food we crave!

We need:
-Detailed reviews and/or menu suggestions
-Shopping locations
-Snack suggestions

Leave the info in the comments or email me directly and I will do a post based on the information.
THANKS!