Food is Feedback: Dinner 1

Join us for an intimate farm-to-table dinner to explore how eating habits, beliefs, and behaviors can reveal deeper patterns in ourselves.
About this Event

Food as Feedback: Dinner 1 – Food Is the Messenger

Most of us have spent years trying to figure out food.

We've followed diets, trends, and wellness advice. We've labeled foods as "good" or "bad," tried to eat perfectly, and often blamed ourselves when we couldn't keep up.

But what if food was never the problem?

What if your relationship with food is simply a mirror—revealing how you relate to trust, control, perfectionism, and your connection with yourself?

Join us for the first dinner in our Food as Feedback series, an intimate farm-to-table experience designed to help you begin seeing food differently. Together, we'll explore:

• Where our beliefs about food and health come from
• How diets and external rules can disconnect us from our inner wisdom
• Why our eating patterns often reflect deeper emotional and behavioral patterns
• How to begin listening to your body instead of fighting against it
• Why food can become one of the safest places to rebuild self-trust

You won't learn another set of food rules, but rather will start a different conversation—one rooted in curiosity, awareness, and connection.

Through a shared meal, guided reflection, and meaningful discussion, you'll leave with a new perspective on your body and the realization that perhaps your body has been communicating with you all along.

Come as you are, bring an open mind, and join us around the table as we begin the journey back to self-trust—one meal at a time.

MENU:

Roasted Summer Vegetables (v, gf)

farm rosemary tahini, toasted seed mix

Pickled Cabbage (v, gf)

leek powder

Arugula Salad (v, gf)

fennel, citrus

Organic Pasta (veg)

farm basil pesto

Roasted Chicken (gf)

farm herbs

Chocolate Cake (gf)

w/ cardamom probiotic yogurt

Chef Mitch Rappaport15th St. Farm

Please email [email protected] for dietary accommodations at least 48 hours prior to event.