Rye welcome
Warm sourdough, whipped butter and a light malt crisp.

Forest, river and orchard dishes
for 24 guests, served from 18:30.
The menu runs from warm rye bread to pear poached in syrup, and the room light gets warmer with each course.
Each course has a wine and an alcohol-free pairing.
Times show when each course usually arrives.
Scroll, or change courses with the arrows. The light warms as the evening goes on.

Chapter mood. Original AI illustration.
01 / 10Warm sourdough, whipped butter and a light malt crisp.
Roasted beetroot, a blackcurrant sharpness and dill oil.
Forest mushrooms, brown butter and a few notes of fresh herbs.
Ember-roasted celeriac, apple and a crumb of toasted hazelnut.
Crisp-skinned trout, celeriac cream and drops of dill oil.
A spoonful of apple sorbet with a gentle juniper freshness.
Slow-roasted pumpkin, seed cream and a touch of sour rowan.
Aged cheese, a warm pear relish and a thin rye toast.
Pear poached in syrup, vanilla ice cream and a crisp almond tuile.
A bite of dark chocolate and a cup of buckwheat tea. There is still time to talk.

Nobody moves you to a lounge, and the tea is refilled until you leave.
You finish the evening at the table where you started.
The plan shows which tables fit your group.
The summary stays in this window.
No table was booked and allergy arrangements are not confirmed. Your choices are not kept when the window closes.
Allow about two and a half hours. The menu times tell the story; the booking summary works out the end from your chosen arrival.
Add a note with your booking choices. It appears in the summary; the kitchen would confirm any menu changes separately.
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