For Good Food—and Peace of Mind—Eat at These Restaurants

The Good Food 100 Restaurants list, now in its second year, wants to redefine "good food"

Noreetuh, a participating restaurant in New York City, earned five links. Courtesy of Noreetuh

On most restaurant ranking lists—and in the minds of most diners—taste is of utmost importance. But for Sara Brito, that’s just scratching the surface.

Brito is the president and co-founder of the Denver-based nonprofit Good Food Media Network, which recently released its second annual Good Food 100 Restaurants list. This list takes a different approach to spotlighting good food: it honors restaurants and chefs who are committed to sustainable and transparent food-purchasing practices, lauding their efforts towards building a better food system.