Ember and Oak
Everything on the menu meets the fire. Slow coals, seasonal produce, and a room that smells like oak smoke and warm bread.
Everything on the menu meets the fire. Slow coals, seasonal produce, and a room that smells like oak smoke and warm bread.

Beef short rib held over dying coals through the night, glazed with burnt honey and black garlic, carved at the table.
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Salmon crisped skin side down on the plancha, finished with brown butter, capers and charred lemon.
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Whatever the market gave us that morning, blistered in the wood oven and dressed with smoked olive oil.
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Fire does not follow a recipe. You listen to it, you feed it, and it pays you back in flavour.
Chef Elias BrandtStart at the bar. Let the kitchen set the pace. Share something from the fire, then leave room for one last course.
Slow-cooked short rib, coal-roasted fish and vegetables shaped by the season.
Space for conversation, a considered drinks list and food that asks to be shared.
A fictional restaurant concept. Menu and prices are illustrative.