The Carte
Beef, burgundy, and the things that go with it.
Starters to share, the cuts from the grill, proper sides, and a short drinks list off a long cellar. Carved at the table, served without fuss.
To Begin
Small plates and a little raw bar, made for sharing while you settle in.
- £18
Steak Tartare
Hand-cut fillet, smoked egg yolk, capers and grilled sourdough.
- £14
Roast Bone Marrow
Roasted to order, parsley and shallot, toast.
- £21
Native Oysters
Half a dozen, shallot vinegar and lemon.
- £12
French Onion Soup
Slow-cooked onions, Madeira, a lid of melted Gruyère.
- £19
Dressed Dorset Crab
White and brown meat, brown crab mayonnaise, lemon.
- £15
Burrata and Tomato
Heritage tomatoes, basil oil, a little aged balsamic.
The Cuts
Whole sides aged on the bone, grilled over charcoal, carved at your table.
- £46 pp
Côte de Bœuf
On the bone, aged 45 days, carved in the room. For two.
- £44 pp
Chateaubriand
The centre of the fillet, béarnaise, carved at the table. For two.
- £52
Bone-in Sirloin
Aged 35 days, 400g, sauce bordelaise.
- £46
Fillet
The lean cut, 250g, green peppercorn sauce.
- £44
Ribeye
Well marbled and rich, 350g, off the bone.
- Daily
From the Trolley
The roast of the day, carved beside your table.
Sides & Sauces
The usual suspects, done properly. Sauces four pounds each.
- £7
Triple-Cooked Chips
Crisp outside, soft within.
- £7
Pommes Purée
Potato, and a good deal of butter.
- £7
Creamed Spinach
Nutmeg and cream.
- £8
Tenderstem
Charred, garlic butter.
- £4
Sauces
Béarnaise, green peppercorn, sauce bordelaise.
To Finish
Classics from the trolley and the pastry kitchen.
- £11
Dark Chocolate Délice
Bitter chocolate, crème fraîche, sea salt.
- £18
Tarte Tatin
Caramelised apples, crème fraîche. For two.
- £10
Crème Brûlée
Vanilla custard, a thin burnt-sugar lid.
- £16
French Cheeses
A plate of five, quince and walnuts.
Wine & Drinks
A short pour from a long list. The cellar runs to six hundred bottles, just ask.
- £16
Champagne
Grower fizz by the glass, the rest by the bottle.
- £14
White Burgundy
Chablis and the Mâconnais, by the glass.
- £15
Red Burgundy
From the Côte de Beaune, the heart of the list.
- £14
Maison Negroni
Our house pour, stirred long and cold.
- £15
Dry Martini
Gin or vodka, olive or a twist.
- £12
Cognac & Armagnac
A short list of older bottles, by the measure.
Let the kitchen lead
The Maison Menu
Five courses chosen by the kitchen, built around the day's best beef, with a glass poured to match each one.
- Oysters and a glass of something cold
- Steak tartare, smoked egg yolk
- Roast bone marrow, sourdough
- Côte de bœuf, carved at the table
- Tarte Tatin for the table