Small plates
Charred sourdough, whipped ricotta, market salad. To share, or not — we don't judge.
A short, seasonal menu rewritten the first Tuesday of each month. Reservations for the dining room; the bar belongs to whoever walks in.

A handful of small plates, three mains, two desserts. We rewrite it on the first Tuesday of each month.
Charred sourdough, whipped ricotta, market salad. To share, or not — we don't judge.
House pappardelle, slow-braised short rib, line-caught fish of the day.
Mostly natural, mostly European. A reliably-good house red by the glass.
Olive oil cake, dark chocolate semifreddo. Coffee from the roaster on Bleeker.




We opened in 2019 with the idea that a neighbourhood restaurant should feel like one. Most of our suppliers are within 50 miles. The fish guy knows our names. The menu shifts because the seasons do — there's no point promising you a fig in February.
“Felt like eating at a friend's house — if the friend went to cooking school in Italy and had a better wine fridge.”
Yes — bookings open at midnight on the first of each month. The bar is always walk-in.
Tell us when you book. We can usually adapt two-thirds of the menu for gluten-free, vegetarian, or pescetarian.
Children are welcome until 8pm. No kids' menu, but the kitchen will gladly do something simple.
Produce from the Greenmarket on Tuesdays and Saturdays, fish from the dock buyer we've used since opening, bread from the bakery up the block.

Reservations open the first of each month. Walk-ins at the bar, always.
Closed for a week each January and the last week of August — the newsletter always knows first.
Private dining + buy-outs: hit the form and Marina will reply within a day.