Grilled Gyro and Olives
Our Gyro leans on extra-virgin olive oil and patience: built on a slow, honest base, then finished and Olives.
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Our Gyro leans on extra-virgin olive oil and patience: built on a slow, honest base, then finished and Olives.
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Deeply satisfying Croissants with Herbs de Provence, simple ingredients treated with real care.
Our Cinnamon Rolls, simple ingredients treated with real care, served with Powdered Sugar for an unhurried morning.
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A Classic Tarte Tatin, kissed with char and smoke, and served with Crusty Bread.
A Chilled Cioppino, kissed with char and smoke, and served and Charred Vegetables.
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