Sunday bread table — long lunch, shared loaves, one sitting at noon. Request a seat
Crusty loaves of freshly baked bread dusted with flour on a wooden board
Stone-milled kitchen

Milled at dawn, served by candlelight.

Bread from the morning mill, grain bowls at midday and slow suppers built around whatever came off the stone.

From grain to plate

How the kitchen works

We don't buy flour. The day's grain is weighed out the night before and turned into everything on the menu by the time you sit down.

  1. Soak

    Whole grains rest overnight in cool water so they cook evenly and taste sweeter.

  2. Mill

    At first light the stone turns wheat, rye and spelt into flour for the whole day.

  3. Proof

    Doughs rise slowly through the morning while pasta is rolled by hand for supper.

  4. Fire

    The hearth oven bakes loaves, flatbreads and whole fish from open to close.

Visit

Hours & good to know

Walk-ins are welcome at the counter. For tables, especially at supper, book ahead.

Tue – Fri
08:00 – 22:00
Saturday
09:00 – 22:30
Sunday
Bread table at 12:00
Monday
Closed — the mill rests

Dietary needs

Gluten-free and dairy-free versions of most dishes are prepared separately. Please mention allergies in your request.

Groups

Parties of nine or more share a set menu at the long table. Send a request and we'll reply with options.

Bread to take home

Whole loaves go on the counter from 10:00 each day until they're gone.

Reservations

Request a table

Send your preferred time and we'll confirm by email, usually within the day.

This is a request, not a confirmation. We'll reply to confirm your table.