To eat
The kitchen
To start
Bread from the wood oven comes with everything.
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Snoek pâté & griddled bread R85
Smoked in-house, apricot glaze.
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Burrata & roast tomatoesV R110
Basil oil, sourdough crumb.
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Charred octopusGF R135
Chorizo oil, smoked paprika, lemon.
From the fire
Cooked over coals. Ask what came in this morning.
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Braaied lamb cutletsGF R215
Smoked tomato, rosemary butter, charred lemon.
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Pan-roasted kingklip R225
Brown butter, capers, crushed new potatoes.
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Cape Malay chicken curryH R168
Fragrant, not fierce — with roti and sambals.
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Wood-fired aubergineV R145
Chermoula, whipped feta, toasted seeds.
Sweet
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Malva puddingV R78
Amarula cream, burnt orange.
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Dark chocolate tartV R82
Sea salt, crème fraîche.
To drink
The cellar
By the glass
Local first — small producers you won’t find in the supermarket.
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Swartland chenin blanc R68
Old vines, no oak, plenty of nerve.
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Hemel-en-Aarde pinot noir R95
Cool-climate, light on its feet.
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Stellenbosch cabernet franc R88
Leafy, generous, built for the lamb.
From the bar
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House negroni R92
Stirred slow, orange coin, one big cube.
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Rooibos & honeybush tonic R48
Made here, properly bitter. No alcohol.