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The Food

Built Around the Table

Think of everything here as a starting point, not a fixed menu. Pick a way to serve, browse what we're known for, and we'll shape it around your guests, your venue, and the season. Don't see exactly what you're imagining? That's the fun part — just ask.

How the food reaches the table shapes the whole event. Most menus can be served any of these ways — mix and match across courses if you like.

Family-style dishes shared around an outdoor table

Family Style

Shared platters down the middle of the table.

A traditional spread served family-style — a small plate built on the season's best produce, a generous selection of shared dishes, and a simple dessert. The most social way to eat: pass the plates, fill the glasses, stay a while.

An individually plated course

Plated

Coursed and composed, plate by plate.

A more formal rhythm — individually plated courses brought to the table, ideal for seated weddings and wine dinners. Same ingredients and intention, dressed up for the occasion.

A grazing and appetizer station

Buffet & Stations

Generous stations guests move through at their pace.

Abundant stations and buffets that keep a big group fed and mingling — from grazing tables to carving and action stations. Great for receptions, corporate events, and anywhere the guest list runs long.

Whole animal roasts, plated wine dinners, coursed tasting menus — if it belongs at your table, ask. This page is a springboard, not a ceiling.

Start With the Occasion

Tell us about the event and Chef Tommy will shape one of these around it — or write something entirely new.

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