Loaded Quiche and Fresh Berries
Loaded Quiche and Fresh Berries. The kind of plate you make on a quiet evening.
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Loaded Quiche and Fresh Berries. The kind of plate you make on a quiet evening.
Slow-Braised Focaccia with Wild Mushrooms -- balanced between sweet, salt and heat.
Roasted Chile Relleno and Avocado -- balanced between sweet, salt and heat.
Peppercorn Ribeye and Crispy Onions -- balanced between sweet, salt and heat.
Chilled Lobster Bisque with Caper Sauce -- balanced between sweet, salt and heat.
A North Indian Dal Makhani, kissed with char and smoke, and served in Tomato Gravy.
A Chilled Cioppino, kissed with char and smoke, and served over Saffron Rice.
This Berry Shortcake is a little rustic and all the better for it, finished with Chocolate Ganache.
Deeply satisfying Elote with Fresh Salsa, layered with warm, patient spice.
Deeply satisfying Ceviche in Salsa Verde, layered with warm, patient spice.
Deeply satisfying Panang Curry in Coconut Milk, layered with warm, patient spice.
Deeply satisfying Banana Pudding and Cornbread, layered with warm, patient spice.
Baked Scrambled Eggs with Powdered Sugar. Layered with warm, patient spice.
Our Soba Noodles leans on soy sauce and patience: rich without ever feeling heavy, then finished over Steamed Rice.
Our Japchae leans on soy sauce and patience: rich without ever feeling heavy, then finished with Pickled Radish.
A Weekend French Toast to start the day right, rich without ever feeling heavy, and plated and Crispy Bacon.
Roasted Birria with Lime Crema -- bright with acid and fresh herbs.
Glazed Smash Burger in Vinegar Sauce -- bright with acid and fresh herbs.
Ginger-Scallion Lo Mein and Toasted Sesame -- bright with acid and fresh herbs.
Crispy Okonomiyaki with Soft Egg -- bright with acid and fresh herbs.
This Berry Shortcake is soft, buttery, and warm from the oven, finished a la Mode.
A Charred Burrito, built on a slow, honest base, and served and Avocado.
A Shoyu Katsu Curry, built on a slow, honest base, and served in Dashi Broth.
Our Pot au Feu leans on unsalted butter and patience: deeply savory and worth the wait, then finished and Pearl Onions.