
Ember flank
Dry-aged 35 days, bone-marrow butter, triple-cooked fries.
Seasonal plates from an open oak-wood hearth, a cellar of small-grower wines and a table that feels like it was waiting for you.


Everything we cook passes through the hearth: bread baked in the embers, vegetables charred at dawn, meat that rests longer than it cooks. No shortcuts, only fire, time and good produce from people we know by name.

Dry-aged 35 days, bone-marrow butter, triple-cooked fries.

Hand-cut linguine, clams, smoked garlic, charred lemon.

Ember-roasted pear, honey caramel, cultured cream.
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Our chef walks the market at dawn. If the beans aren't perfect, they don't make the menu. That's why it changes every week, and why it's always worth asking what's new.

The fire is lit before lunch and never goes out until close. Ribs rest in the ashes, bread bakes at the edges, vegetables blister on the grill.

Order a few, pass them around, ask for more bread. The best seats are at the counter, facing the flames, where the cooks hand you the plate themselves.
Forty labels from independent vineyards across Europe, twelve of them open by the glass every night. Ask the sommelier to pair a flight with your plates.


The cellar room seats up to 28 guests. Birthdays, team dinners, rehearsal dinners — we build a sharing menu around your evening.
Tables are held for 15 minutes. Groups larger than eight, use private dining. Walk-ins welcome at the bar.