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Pacific Catch - Palo Alto

Palo Alto, CA

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Pacific Catch - Palo Alto is a restaurant in Palo Alto, CA listed on PLEET. It is certified through the Surfrider Foundation's Ocean Friendly Restaurants program. It meets 11 of the 14 Ocean Conscious practices, including no polystyrene, only reusable foodware and no plastic bags. Its owner has not claimed the listing yet. No diner has rated it yet.

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Ocean Conscious score

92 / 100

Meets 11 of 14

The Ocean Conscious score blends what the restaurant reports about its own practices with ratings from people who have eaten there. Higher means less single-use plastic and more sustainable operations.

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Where to find it

711 Stanford Shopping Center · Palo Alto, CA · 94304

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Recognised by

  • Surfrider Foundation CertifiedRestaurant certification data is sourced from the Surfrider Foundation’s Ocean Friendly Restaurants program.

Ocean Conscious commitments

Plastic Reduction

  • Yes
    Free of Styrofoam/Polystyrene
  • Yes
    Free of Single-Use Plastic
  • Yes
    Free of Plastic Bags
  • No
    Concessions are free of Plastic

Foodware

  • Yes
    Offers Only Reusable Foodware
  • Yes
    Single-Use Items Upon Request,
  • Yes
    Offers Paper Straws

Waste Management

  • Yes
    Has Composting
  • Yes
    Has Proper Recycling

Sustainability

  • Yes
    Supports Seafood Sustainability
  • Yes
    Energy Efficiency Efforts In Place
  • No
    Water Conservation Efforts in Place
  • Yes
    Offers Vegetarian and Vegan Options
  • No
    Provides a Reusable Item Discount

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