Dinner
Series

The evening begins as the last streaks of daylight fade into amber. Candles flicker against plaid tablecloths, and the soft hum of conversation mingles with the faint scent of the deliciousness to come. Outside, the air is crisp enough to make you pull your flannel a little tighter; inside, warmth gathers.

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First Course

The first course arrives like a spark of brightness against the cozy chill — Shrimp Ceviche with Avocado and Charred Corn. The shrimp glisten in citrus and sea salt, laced with lime and cilantro. The creamy avocado softens the edges, while bits of charred corn bring a whisper of smoke — a promise of the courses to come. Each bite tastes like a story that started somewhere warm and ended here, among laughter and glowing candlelight.

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Second Course

Then comes the comfort in the second course — Halloumi-Stuffed Sweet Peppers. The peppers split open like warm embers, with the halloumi stuffed inside. A drizzle of thyme honey clings to the edges, catching the light as someone passes a plate and says, “You have to try this.” It’s the taste of shared warmth — a little sweet, a little salty, utterly simple, yet somehow perfect.

 

Third Course

Next, the night deepens in the third course with Smoked Beef Brisket and Chimichurri over White Cheddar Polenta Cakes — a dish that feels like the heart of the evening. The brisket is tender enough to fall apart with a glance, its smoky richness tempered by a vivid green chimichurri that crackles with garlic and herbs. The polenta cakes are golden and crisp, the cheddar inside just sharp enough to stand its ground. Around the table, forks pause and time slows a little.

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Fourth Course

And then — as the laughter turns low and the stories grow longer — dessert makes its entrance: Chocolate Guinness Cake. Dark, moist, unapologetically rich, it carries the bittersweet hum of stout and deep cocoa. The first bite is indulgent. It tastes of friendship, of fullness, of staying a little longer before you pull your coat on again.

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By the time the plates are cleared and the wine has all been tasted, no one’s in a hurry to leave. The flannel and the food and the music and the company have done their work — leaving behind a glow that feels, somehow, like home.

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All courses are accompanied by a selection of fine wines for tasting as well as specially-selected beverages. And no evening is complete with soothing, live music. 

$70 per ticket. Limited reservations are available.

 

Reservations must be made prior to November 15th. Don’t wait to make your reservation!

Within the walls of our historic venue, this evening’s dinner celebrates the timeless art of gathering — a feast inspired by old-world charm, winter abundance, and the glow of shared company. Candlelight dances across the table, garlands scent the air with pine, and beyond the windows, snow drifts softly against the glass. Each course is a story, each flavor a memory retold.

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First Course

Feta and Herb Phyllo Tart
Golden layers of delicate phyllo cradle a warm blend of feta and herbs — a crisp, savory opening that awakens the palate and honors the traditions of festive hospitality.

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Second Course

Truffled Wild Mushroom Bisque
Earthy and indulgent, this velvety bisque layers wild mushrooms with the luxury of truffle essence. Served warm and aromatic, it evokes the quiet comfort of winter woods and fireside gatherings.

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Third Course

French Coq au Vin with Brown Butter Sweet Potato Gnocchi
A classic reborn for the season — tender chicken, slowly braised in red wine, enriched rustic herbs. Served alongside soft sweet potato gnocchi bathed in brown butter, the dish bridges French elegance and Southern warmth in perfect harmony.

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Fourth Course

Gingerbread Brownie with Cranberry Curd and Vanilla Ice Cream
A festive finale of rich gingerbread-spiced brownie, layered with bright cranberry curd and softened by vanilla ice cream. The flavors sing together — nostalgic, joyful, and unmistakably Christmas.

As the evening unfolds, may this meal remind us of the grace of tradition, the comfort of community, and the enduring magic of a winter’s night shared.

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You’ll enjoy wine-tasting with every course as well as curated beverages and live music.

 

Price per person is $70. Seating is limited. Reservations required prior to December 13th.