Jake Gyllenhaal wants to open an organic restaurant

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Jake Gyllenhaal wants to open an organic restaurant

by Josh Loposer
Apr 30th 2008 @ 8:00AM

Filed under: Celebrities, Food, Fitness

He may not be the vegetarian we thought he was, but Jake Gyllenhaal is seriously concerned about the impact his diet has on the planet. The notably green celeb is teaming up with childhood friend and chef Chris Fischer to open up a new high-class dining establishment in LA serving all organic ingredients.

According to the article, cooking is Jake's favorite hobby, and he's vowed to open a restaurant by the time he's 30. Now 27, Jake only has a couple of years left to pull it all together. Apparently, Jake has a flair for Tuscan style cuisine. In fact, he's planning a cycling tour through Tuscany to search out new recipes with Reese Witherspoon -- how carbon conscious.

[via Ecorazzi]

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