We’re Not in Labadieville Yet: But We’re Coming!

In the US, the word organic on food labels has a legal meaning for products. A restaurant that says it is organic may mean some ingredients, not every dish. Ask which ingredients are organic and how the restaurant knows.

Ask which items are organic, where they come from, and whether the restaurant keeps supplier records or certificates. Pros Around does not check any organic claims, so ask the business directly.

No. Organic describes how ingredients were grown or made. It does not tell you what is in the dish. Tell the restaurant about your allergy and ask how the dish is made; Pros Around does not hold menus or ingredients.

Not always. Farm-to-table usually means the restaurant buys directly from local farms. Organic is about growing methods. A restaurant might be one, both or neither, so ask what it means by the term.

Ask the restaurant for its current menu and which items change with the season. Pros Around does not hold menus or prices, so check with the business.

Only customers who contacted a pro through Pros Around can review them, using a link that works once. Pros can reply but cannot delete a review, and reviews are never sold. An admin hides a review only if it breaks our rules, and the reason is recorded.

By the plan a pro has chosen, then a Featured badge, then review quality. A higher plan can place a pro higher; between pros on the same plan, reviews decide. Anything paid for is labelled.