Farm-to-market butcher shop specializing in grass-fed beef, pasture-raised meats, and locally sourced pantry goods.
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Patina Green Home and Market
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Farm-to-table lunch restaurant and lifestyle market in historic downtown McKinney.
Patina Green Home and Market is a farm-to-table restaurant and lifestyle market located on the historic McKinney square, now in its sixteenth year. It serves a seasonal lunch menu Tuesday through Saturday, alongside farm-fresh produce and house-made packaged foods available to go. The restaurant side focuses on real, minimally processed food that reflects the farms and producers behind each ingredient. The market side stocks a rotating mix of home goods, vintage pieces, and artisan gifts. The two sides of the business share a single philosophy: intentional, seasonally inspired living.
Patina Green Home and Market sources from a named network of local farms and independent producers. Meats come from Local Yocal Farm to Market, described as all natural and pasture raised. Chicken is supplied by Windy Meadow's Family Farm, which raises pasture-raised birds. Eggs and produce come from Cartermere Farms; dairy and cheese from Full Quiver Farm and Mill King Dairy. Produce is also sourced from Baugh Farms, Greer Farm, Pure Land, and several other regional growers. Additional pantry staples include heirloom beans from Rancho Gordo, olive oil and vinegar from Texas Olive Ranch, direct trade coffee from Oak Cliff Coffee, and bread from Empire Baking Company. The business describes its food as minimally processed, locally sourced, and seasonally inspired.
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