A moody, candlelit fine-dining table setting

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A candlelit room, a kitchen that takes its time, and a table kept for the kind of evening that doesn't hurry. Fine dining the way it was meant to feel.

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The kitchen

A room that takes its time

Every plate leaves the pass when it's ready, not before. The fire is low, the pace is unhurried, and the room is built for the kind of evening you don't want to end.

Signatures

What the room is known for

Truffle-rubbed ribeye

$58

Panko pork cutlet

$32

Steak & grilled cauliflower

$74

Seafood risotto

$68

The warm, dim interior of the dining room

What we hold to

Three things we won't trade

The room is built on a few quiet rules. They're the reason a table here feels different from a table anywhere else.

Sourced with intent — local farms, day-boat fish, nothing rushed
Years in the craft — a kitchen that's done this a long time
Always reaching — the menu moves with the season, never standing still

From the pass

Salmon & prawn, fire-finished

The salmon

Wild-caught, mild and buttery, seared hard on the skin and finished slow. Sourced from a day-boat fishery we trust.

The prawn

Red prawns with a clean, bouncy bite that plays against the richness of the fish. Plated whole, head-on.

The seasoning

A quiet blend — fennel pollen, cracked pepper, a finish of good oil. Nothing that shouts over the fish.

The greens

Shaved fennel, charred lemon, a few leaves from the garden. Colour and acid to cut the plate.

The salmon

Wild-caught, mild and buttery, seared hard on the skin and finished slow. Sourced from a day-boat fishery we trust.

The prawn

Red prawns with a clean, bouncy bite that plays against the richness of the fish. Plated whole, head-on.

The seasoning

A quiet blend — fennel pollen, cracked pepper, a finish of good oil. Nothing that shouts over the fish.

The greens

Shaved fennel, charred lemon, a few leaves from the garden. Colour and acid to cut the plate.

A candlelit dining room set for the evening

When you're ready

An evening kept for the table that doesn't hurry

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Before you come

Answers for the table

Reserve through the form on this page or call the room directly. We hold tables for parties up to six; larger groups should reach us a week ahead so we can pace the kitchen for you.
Yes. Tell us when you book — allergies, intolerances, plant-based plates, religious observance. The kitchen writes a separate course for you, not a subtraction from the menu.
Smart casual is the room — we want you comfortable and a little turned out. Business casual is welcome; we don't turn anyone away for a jacket. The point is the evening, not the wardrobe.
Children who can enjoy a quiet, multi-course evening are welcome at the table. We don't offer a children's menu, but the kitchen is happy to plate a smaller portion on request.
Yes — the back room seats up to sixteen for a seated tasting, or up to twenty-four for a standing reception. Reach us two weeks ahead and we'll build the menu with you.