CLARK COUNTY — Three more Clark County restaurants are recognized as “Healthy Neighborhood Restaurants” by Clark County Public Health.
Linda’s Home Plate, Nuestra Mesa and The Garage earned the distinction by meeting specific criteria for healthier side dishes, kids meals and beverages and by adding smaller portions to their menus. Nuestra Mesa is the first restaurant in Camas to earn this recognition.
“These restaurants joined a growing number of eateries that support healthy food access in Clark County,” said Melissa Martin, program coordinator. “As a result of the Healthy Neighborhood Restaurant Program, hundreds of restaurant patrons are selecting healthier choices every day.”
Public Health launched the program in 2012 to help local, non-chain restaurants better meet the health needs of customers. Using grants from Kaiser Permanente and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Public Health staff and local restaurant owners formed an advisory committee that developed eligibility criteria and menu guidelines for participating restaurants.
Restaurants recognized as healthy neighborhood restaurants are:
- 4 Caminos, 3503 E. Fourth Plain Blvd.
- Dragonfly Café, 1300 Franklin St. and 1601 E. Fourth Plain Blvd.
- Farrar’s Bistro, 12514 N.W. 36th Ave.
- La Bottega, 1905 Main St.
- Linda’s Homeplate, 12200 N.E. 60th Way, Ste. A101
- Mighty Bowl, food truck location varies
- Mill Creek Pub, 1710 S.W. 9th Ave., Ste. 101, Battle Ground
- Morelia’s Mexican Grill, 5930 E. Fourth Plain Blvd., #104
- Nuestra Mesa, 228 N.E. 4th Ave., Camas
- Provecho, 1801 Main St.
- The Garage, 1101 W. Fourth Plain Blvd.
For more information, contact Melissa Martin at (360) 397-8000, ext. 7291 or melissa.martin@clark.wa.gov or follow the program on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/cchealthyrestaurants.
