Chilled pea velouté
16 €Crème fraîche, mint oil and pea shoots.
Fine dining guests read every word, so cut the ones that don't help them choose. This example lets guests order dish by dish or pick a seven-course tasting menu with pairings.
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Seasonal cooking from small farms and day boats.

Small courses from the market.
Crème fraîche, mint oil and pea shoots.
Vegetarian · Gluten-Free

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For the whole table, served until nine.
The season in small plates, chosen by the kitchen.
Five glasses chosen by our sommelier.
Pressed juices, ferments and teas.
Start from this menu. Change the name, dishes, prices, fonts and colors.
Use this templateFour or five small dishes, sized so guests still want a main and dessert.
Meat, fish and one vegetable main made with as much care as the rest.
Two or three, priced separately. Say they're to share.
A cheese plate and three or four desserts. Something warm, something light.
Price per person, number of courses and pairing prices. Say if the whole table must order it.
Show the tasting menu and each pairing as separate lines, so the full cost is clear before ordering.
The season in small plates, chosen by the kitchen.
Five glasses chosen by our sommelier.
Pressed juices, ferments and teas.
Lead with the main ingredient, then three or four others. Skip cooking terms guests won't know.
An exquisite symphony of the sea.
Brown butter, yuzu, cauliflower and sea herbs.
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Yes. Guests at this level still want to know the cost before they sit down, and many check online first.
Yes. Say when the tasting menu stops, like this example's "until nine", since it takes longest.
Ask guests to tell you when they book. Say on the menu how much notice the kitchen needs.



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