08/18/2026
We don’t begin a menu with a fixed list of dishes that can be served at any time of year. We begin with what is at its best right now—and with the people who will be gathering around the table.
Cooking with the season doesn’t make a menu smaller. It gives us direction.
We consider ripeness, acidity, texture, temperature and contrast. We think about how one course will lead into the next and what will make the meal feel celebratory, relaxed, intimate or unexpected. A ripe tomato may call for something creamy and bright; sweet summer corn might become a savory bite in one course and an entirely unexpected dessert in another.
The result is a menu with a sense of time and place—one that belongs to a particular table, in a particular season.
Our private dining menus are created for the people gathering and the season in which they gather.