À la carte
6–31per plate · priced individually
- Snacks, small and large plates
- Order as much or little as you like
- Good for two, or a quick dinner
A small dining room built around one open fire. We serve a seven-course tasting menu, a short à la carte board and late suppers at the kitchen counter.
The tasting menu takes around two and a half hours. À la carte runs at your own pace. Either way, this is how the room moves once the fire is going.
Birch and apple wood burn down to embers while the first guests settle in. There's a drink at the bar or straight to the table, whichever you like.
Small bites come out by hand: rye crisps, cured fish and something pickled from last season's shelves.
Fish, vegetables and meat cooked over the embers or buried in them. Bread is baked daily and comes with cultured butter.
Dessert, valley cheese and a pot of herbal tea. The table is yours for the night, so nobody will hurry you out.
“We cook with the seasons and with what the fire will do on the day. The menu changes when the valley does.”
Every table can order from any of these. If you tell us which you'd like when you book, we can have the kitchen ready.
6–31per plate · priced individually
78per guest · wine pairing 45
42per guest · five plates
The kitchen has no gas range. Everything is roasted, smoked, baked or warmed over one wood hearth, so the menu follows what the fire does well and what the season brings.
The kitchen takes last orders an hour before closing. Tasting menu tables are seated until 20:30.
Yes. The tasting menu has a full vegetarian version, and we can adapt for most allergies, including gluten, dairy and nuts, as long as you tell us when you book. A day's notice lets us plan properly rather than just leave things off.
Children are very welcome at Sunday lunch and for early à la carte dinners. The tasting menu and counter supper are long, late sittings, so they suit older children who are happy to sit for a while.
The room seats groups of up to eight at our long table. For larger parties, or to take the whole room for an evening, mention it in the notes of your request and we'll reply with options.
We keep a few bar stools and the odd table for walk-ins each night, first come, first served. Weekends usually book up, so we'd recommend reserving.
The dining room and restroom are step-free from the entrance. The counter seats are high stools, so let us know if you'd prefer a table and we'll arrange it.
No. Come as you are. The room stays warm near the hearth, so a lighter layer underneath is a good idea in winter.
Just let us know by replying to your confirmation email. For tasting menu and counter bookings we ask for at least 48 hours' notice, because we buy and prepare ingredients for each guest.
Tell us when you'd like to come and how you'd like to dine. We confirm every request personally by email, usually the same day.