Wood fire kitchen
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 Brandt