WHY WE AGE OUR BEEF FOR 45 DAYS
The short answer is flavour. The long answer involves a walk-in fridge, a lot of patience, and one very expensive mistake in 2011.
READ MORE →Recipes carried over from family kitchens in Naples, Oaxaca, and Kyoto — cooked the way they were meant to be.
We buy from twelve local farms and one very stubborn fishmonger who only sells us what came in that morning.
The core menu holds steady. Six seasonal plates change every month, and the chef's counter changes nightly.
Inside a three-mile radius, or the next order is on us.
Sixty-four plates across five kitchens, plus a menu that turns with the season.
No delivery fee on orders over $40, every day of the week.
If a plate isn't right, tell us and we'll remake it. No questions, no receipt.
The same kitchen, the same pans, packed to travel. We rebuilt half the menu around containers that keep crisp things crisp and hot things hot — so what lands at your door is what leaves the pass.
The short answer is flavour. The long answer involves a walk-in fridge, a lot of patience, and one very expensive mistake in 2011.
READ MORE →Forty minutes north, on eleven acres, the Halvorsen family grows most of what ends up on our vegetable plates.
READ MORE →It was built in 1998 by a bricklayer who refused payment in cash and took dinner for a year instead.
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