We started PureFoodCorner because "where does my food come from?" deserved a real answer, not a shrug.
In 2019, our founders Rosa and Ben were running a Saturday farm stand for Rosa's family orchard. Customers kept asking the same question: "where do I get food like this the other six days?" The honest answer was: you mostly don't.
So we opened the corner. One small market, 28 partner farms within 150 miles, a delivery fleet made of cargo bikes, and one rule we've never broken: if we can't tell you who grew it, we don't sell it.
150 miles max. Food that travels less tastes more — and the farmer can drop by for coffee.
Harvested when ready, not when convenient for a truck schedule. Dawn-picked, shelved by noon.
Our margin is printed on the shelf tag. Good food costs what it costs; nobody should wonder why.
Surplus becomes juice, broth, and Friday's "ugly but delicious" basket at half price.
Co-founder · Buyer
Third-generation orchardist. Can tell an apple's variety blindfolded and has strong opinions about pears.
Co-founder · Operations
Ex-restaurant supply chain guy who decided food logistics should be measured in miles, not continents.
Head of the Corner Bakery
Sourdough whisperer. Her loaves sell out by 4 pm and she refuses to bake more — "scarcity keeps you honest."
(Please don't actually kick the tomatoes.) Visit the corner, meet the team, taste whatever's ripest.
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