Wood-oven focaccia
$9Baked to order, olive oil from a Paicines press, cracked pepper and flaky salt.
- Vegetarian
Prices are what you'll pay — no service fee added at the end. Allergen and diet tags are listed on each dish, and the kitchen can modify most plates if you tell your server.
Small plates meant for the middle of the table while the kitchen fires the rest.
Baked to order, olive oil from a Paicines press, cracked pepper and flaky salt.
Winter chicories, local pears, toasted walnuts, blue cheese, sherry vinaigrette.
Castroville artichokes over coals, lemon aioli, herb salad.
Three cured meats, two Central Coast cheeses, mostarda, pickles, bread.
The center of the menu shifts with what's coming off San Benito County farms, so a dish or two changes most weeks.
Whatever came up the coast that morning, salsa verde, roasted winter squash, farro.
Three-hour braise, root vegetables, horseradish gremolata, soft polenta.
Brined 24 hours, crisp skin, bitter greens, pan jus, confit potatoes.
Farro, roasted vegetables, greens, herbs, seeds, lemon tahini. The dish in our photos.
Slow ragù or a seasonal vegetable sugo, aged sheep's cheese.
Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 2pm. Same kitchen, softer pace, better light.
Two eggs any style, potatoes, greens, focaccia toast.
Stone-ground flour, seasonal fruit compote, whipped cream.
Grass-fed patty, fried egg, aged cheddar, griddled onions, fries.
Braised greens, eggs, feta, chili oil, grilled bread.
A short list that leans on San Benito County and the Central Coast, plus zero-proof drinks made the same way as the cocktails.
Eight rotating pours, most of them grown within an hour of the dining room.
Six drinks, seasonal syrups made in-house, nothing from a gun.
Shrubs, house sodas, and a non-alcoholic spritz that isn't an afterthought.
Rotating Central Coast taps and a dry cider on draft.
Made in the same kitchen, in small numbers, so they run out some nights.
Citrus, crème fraîche, candied peel.
Whatever is ripe, all-butter crust, vanilla ice cream.
Sea salt, olive oil, whipped cream.
Starters and mains shift most weeks as local produce comes in and out of season. Core dishes like our brick chicken and grain bowl remain year-round, though the accompanying vegetables change to reflect the best of what is currently growing near Highway 156.
Most guests spend $45 to $70 per person before drinks: a shared starter, an entrée between $24 and $36, and dessert. Brunch runs $16 to $22 per plate.
Yes — $25 per 750ml bottle, limit two bottles per table, waived if you also buy a bottle from our list. We don't allow outside beer or spirits.
Please inform your server at the start of your meal. Every station in our kitchen can list specific ingredients, and we utilize separate gloves and boards for allergy tickets. If we cannot safely prepare a dish, we will let you know rather than guessing.
Not a printed one. The kitchen makes a simple pasta with butter or red sauce, or grilled chicken with potatoes, priced at $12 for anyone under twelve.
Yes, from the full dinner menu, ordered by phone. Larger family-style trays for offices and gatherings need 48 hours notice and are listed on the reservations page.
A full zero-proof list at $9 — house-made shrubs, sodas, and spritzes, built by the same person who writes the cocktail list.
Tables of one to eight book online up to sixty days out. Larger parties go through the private events request on the same page.