Mill District Bistro

Wood-fired hearth and cellar

Tonight's blackboard shifts with the morning harbor haul. We cook market mackerel and dry-aged cuts directly over glowing applewood embers.

Tonight's Board

From the embers

Wood-Roasted Lamb Saddle

Dry-aged two weeks, roasted slowly alongside sweet winter leeks, crushed bay leaf, and smoked pan dripping jus.

Zinc Bar Walk-Ins

Eight stools held unreserved every evening for spontaneous small plates, bitter aperitifs, and low-intervention wine pours.

Charred Spanish Mackerel

Landed at dawn, blistered over applewood coals with preserved lemon, salted capers, and shaved baby fennel.

Market Dictated

When the morning crate runs out, we wipe the board clean.

No walk-in freezers, no frozen stock, and no rehearsed dining theatre. We source small crates from independent coastal day boats and upstate growers, cooking whatever arrives across live fire until every portion is gone.

The House

Built for dinner

38

Dining room seats

8

Zinc bar stools

100%

Low-intervention cellar

Tonight's handwritten menu

See the updated blackboard dishes, rotating wood-fired cuts, and cellar selections before heading over to the Mill District tonight.