Looking for eco-friendly dining in Massachusetts...Boston would be good, but anything in western Mass. would be great to know about too! Thanks! (12 replies, last updated by Baiye April 7, 2007)

opinions on eating seafood out there and hope you realize I am posting this as a resource not a sermon. Oh and for the eco-friendly choices they also have recipes for cooking the fish. (2 replies, last updated by jaweino March 16, 2003)

cookware. An eco friendly way to polish copper. This is virtually effortless and smells great—- use wedges of lemon dipped in salt, then rinse with warm water. I tried it and it was amazing. (4 replies, last updated by withabandon November 2, 2009)

I’m having an upscale party and due to the location, must use disposable (sorry!). I’ve been researching the most eco friendly dishes that still have some elegance to them and have ended at the Bambu brand. Are there... (1 reply, last updated by Jitterbug August 20, 2009)

I bought the Tramontina Eco Friendly 10 in. saute pan, at WalMart, about three weeks ago. I would not recommend it. It may be eco-friendly, but it certainly is not non-stick. Just about everything I cook in it, especially eggs,... (14 replies, last updated by denarmst July 18, 2009)

Is there such a thing as an organic or locally sourced restaurant that is toddler friendly? Somewhere in the city? Anywhere? (1 reply, last updated by Otonabee April 30, 2008)

We are re-doing our kitchen and trying to make an investment in our house without hurting the environoment. Before I go on a wild goose hunt, does anyone know where I can get eco-friendly countertops i.e. made from recycled... (0 replies, last updated by sarahbeth September 4, 2007)

is eco-friendly. It’s on 11th and U St. Has anyone tried this place yet? Thoughts and reviews would be much appreciated! (7 replies, last updated by Elyssa November 8, 2008)

Kudos for wanting to use eco-friendly containers! I found out that World Centric offers some biodegradable containers (worldcentric.org). I do not know how their prices compare with “regular” stuff, though. Best of luck... (10 replies, last updated by nooodles March 15, 2006)

It seemed more about making money that being an earth friendly place. Like they were using the "Eco friendly" and “Organic” angle to extract money from people. DT (20 replies, last updated by lamster November 6, 2008)

!!!). I bought a couple of travel containers so that I can take messier snacks on the go! I’m still looking for cute and eco-friendly bento boxes and lunch boxes/wraps. DD tried tofu for the first time last night—-Yum!... (52 replies, last updated by luckyfatima September 13, 2009)

toddler on her lap and reading one of the story books. It was a very pleasant place. It should be interesting to see how the place evolves. Here’s the special menu. Friends and family night Friday and Saturday 5 – 7 pm... (16 replies, last updated by rworange April 18, 2008)

Does anyone know about any eco-friendly Mexican restaurants? Or, any Mexican restaurant’s that use organic ingredients...have any green practices...? Thanks! corkandrind.blogspot.com (5 replies, last updated by Burger Boy March 24, 2009)

http://thehandcraftedcookiecompany.com/ Wanted to share a rave about this new-ish Phoenixville storefront. These folks use only natural ingredients – no HFCS, colors/dyes, trans fats, etc – and are committed to... (0 replies, last updated by isadorasmama May 5, 2009)

Does anyone have any recommendations for a nice place for a large group dinner that is eco-friendly and utilizes local and sustainable produce, meats and fishes? In Tribeca? (1 reply, last updated by sing me a bar February 13, 2007)