AN URBAN FARM HAS TAKEN ROOT

Grow + Gather is the urban farm and community space where The Feedery resides. Housed in a renovated historic auto shop our farm, restaurant and market produce chef-inspired meals, grab-and-go essentials, coffee, artisanal goods and food-centric experiences. We are committed to creating a more local, more sustainable and more creative food experience to be savored by Englewood and beyond.

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removing a few links from the farm to table food chain

As big fans of the local food movement, we set out to make it better by uniting the farm and table under one roof. The ingredients are fresher, flavors are bolder and the connection to the food and our community is more local than ever. Throughout our property you’ll notice a number of garden areas. We believe in growing what we can, where we can, at every opportunity. And we invite you to explore what’s growing on right now at Grow + Gather.

Pattern of line-drawn vegetables and plants, including leaves, carrots, and sprouts, arranged in a sequence.

THE GARDENS

To be an urban farm means to grow plants in every space possible. Each garden on our property has a purpose. As our green roof helps to reduce the Urban Heat Island Effect, bees visit plants in the pollinator and rooftop gardens, and our kitchen feeds our community from the herb and southside gardens. You’ll quickly discover that our building is an intentional ecosystem in itself.

1 — pollinator garden
2 — southside garden
3 — green roof
4 — rooftop garden
5 — herb garden

Diagram of a site plan labeled with areas for "restaurant," "greenhouse," and "market." Various sections are marked with numbers 1 to 5, and some areas have striped patterns.
Urban garden with colorful plants, gravel path, and benches next to a parking lot and modern buildings in the background.

THE HYDRO FARM

From the seeding room to our patented two-channel hydroponic towers, the lettuce and herbs grown here never touch soil. We use specific mineral nutrient solutions and water to grow greens with the best flavor, color and nutrients all year long.

1 — THE TOWERS
2 — sEEDING ROOM

Diagram illustrating the layout of "The Pantry" with six parallel, elongated green striped rectangles and a square labeled "2." indicating separate areas.
Vertical hydroponic farm with lettuce plants and LED lights.

THE greenhouse

Eat your veggies and watch them grow too. Our rooftop dining area surrounds our climate controlled greenhouse. Inside, an abundance of tomatoes, peppers, beets, carrots and herbs fill the space.

1 — ROOFTOP GARDEN
2 — GREENHOUSE

Schematic diagram showing two labeled areas: "1" with a hatched border surrounding the perimeter, and "2" with several rounded rectangular shapes inside, also hatched.
Rooftop garden with vibrant flowers and greenery against a blue sky backdrop.

THE BACKYARD

Offsite but always on our mind. We call it the backyard but its function is much more than that. At just over 6,000 sq.ft. it provides a significant homebase staging area as well as additional farm land extending our growing capabilities.

1 — VEGETABLE BEDS
2 — POLLINATOR GARDEN
3 — ROSE GARDEN + APIARY

Diagram illustrating a rectangular layout with sections labeled 1, 2, and 3. Striped green areas represent different sections, with four marked as 1, three as 2, and one as 3.
Vegetable garden with various plants in raised beds