The carrots are the reason we came back.
A short menu where everything has a reason to be on it. We ordered most of it between four people and argued about the last piece of flatbread.
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Reserve a tableBody text and a button take their colours from the band, not from the component.
Reserve a tableBody text and a button take their colours from the band, not from the component.
Reserve a tableBody text and a button take their colours from the band, not from the component.
Reserve a tableWood fire, short menu.
Around fifteen things, cooked properly.
Ember-roasted carrots
Card title and small headings
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Around fifteen things, cooked properly.
The menu changes with the farms, usually on a Wednesday.
The carrots are the reason we came back.
A short menu where everything has a reason to be on it. We ordered most of it between four people and argued about the last piece of flatbread.
Loud enough to feel alive, quiet enough to talk.
We booked the back room for my father's seventieth. They wrote the menu with us and nobody had to wave anyone down all night.
The back room seats up to 24. The whole restaurant takes 70.
Three or four courses for the table, built around what the farms have that week.
Food, service and the room in a single number. Drinks are on a tab or a package.
One lead for your party from the first drink to the last coat.
Yes. The eight counter seats and the bar are never booked. Tables are held for reservations until fifteen minutes past the time.
Tell us when you book and again when you sit down. The kitchen handles nuts, gluten, dairy and shellfish, so we cannot promise a trace-free plate.
Street parking on Haywood Row and a public deck two blocks north. We are a five-minute walk from the Grove Arcade.
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Come and sit by the fire.
Tables for dinner Wednesday to Sunday, lunch at the weekend. The counter is always for walk-ins.