Autumn Menu
By Head Chef, George Upshall, our a la carte menu can change daily to make the most of ingredients in peak seasonality, seafood caught that day & in-house butchered cuts ready for the menu.
Always classically European in style, using the best local & British ingredients we can get our hands on.
Autumn Menu - w/c 14th October 2025
Lunch & Dinner, Tuesday to Saturday
The Autumn Set Menu
By Head Chef, George Upshall, our seasonal set menu offers crowd-pleasing, well-crafted, classic dishes at incredible value, giving you the opportunity to enjoy some elevated comfort in a very fine setting.
We choose a selection from our daily changing menu with a number of options for each course.
3 Courses for £25
Lunch & Dinner: Tuesday to Saturday
(no set menu after 6.45pm on Friday & Saturday night)
11th - 25th OctoberBEST menu - 4 Courses £25
(times & availabilities vary - must book an ‘OctoberBEST’ booking slot online)
Sunday Lunch Club
Once a month, our head chef George Upshall creates a menu based on peak-season ingredients, often from his own allotment & we present all of this in a delightfully leisurely & European fashion.
Fifty pounds for 4 courses & don’t pass over the suggested wine pairing situation if that’s your thing.
Next Up: Sunday 26th October- menu here
Upcoming Dinners & Events
30th October - New Season Olive Oil - Menu TBC
3rd-9th November - Sherry Week Menu TBC
20th November - Beaujolais Nouveau 2025!
27th November - Thanksgiving Dinner & US wines - menu TBC
11th December - Game Dinner - Menu TBC
Produce & Sourcing
We take serious pride in our produce and the ingredients we use at the restaurant. We constantly seek the best possible produce, be it vegetables, fish dairy or meat. Suppliers we use include Calcot farm (from which we butcher whole beasts in house), H G Walter for chops, Shrub Provisions for the finest veg in the land, The Cheeseman & Neals Yard for Dairy, Brighton & Newhaven Fish Sales, David Lowrie Scottish seafood and so so many more.
Where possible we will always take whole fish or animals, allowing us to get the best out of what we have and not waste a single part.
Using the best possible ingredients is an expensive endeavour, but it’s something we refuse to compromise on. Be it more sustainable methods or fishing & rearing, organic agriculture for vegetables or the right amount of age and quality for cheeses, it all shows on the plate.