TOP 30 Indigenous ingredients in New York, New York

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Mili Kàpi Cafe, located at 1 Bowling Green in New York City, is a unique dining experience within the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian, George Gustave Heye Center. The cafe, named after the Lenape word for "give me some coffee," offers a variety of hot and cold beverages, sandwiches, salads, and sweets featuring ingredients indigenous to the Americas. Executive chef Freddie Bitsoie has curated the menu, which includes coffee from Stumptown Coffee Roasters. This cafe marks the first time the Smithsonian is offering food and beverage service within the museum, providing a convenient and delicious option for visitors and locals alike. The museum's mission is to foster a deeper understanding of Native peoples and promote equity and social justice for Indigenous communities in the Western Hemisphere.

Twinleaf Akwesasne is a charming restaurant located in Akwesasne, New York. Situated at 18 New York 37, this institution offers a unique dining experience with a focus on traditional and contemporary Indigenous cuisine. Guests can enjoy a variety of delicious dishes made with locally sourced ingredients, all prepared with care and expertise. The cozy atmosphere and welcoming staff make Twinleaf Akwesasne a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts looking to explore the rich culinary heritage of the region.

Welcome to Pier 26 at Hudson River Park, an enchanting 2.5-acre ecologically-themed oasis located in the heart of Tribeca, Manhattan. Nestled along the Hudson River Greenway, this unique park and tourist attraction offers visitors a glimpse into Manhattan’s natural ecosystem prior to urban development. Embark on a captivating habitat walk through five native ecological zones: woodland forest, coastal grassland, maritime scrub, rocky tidal zone, and the majestic Hudson River. Enjoy a relaxing day on the sunning lawn or engage in some fun at the sports play area. Pier 26 is a favorite spot for many, including the Downtown Boathouse—the busiest non-motorized boathouse in New York—and City Vineyard, a haven for those seeking delightful riverside dining and breathtaking views.