Functions
Gatherings that suit the house.
The room is best for celebrations, longer lunches, and evening tables that want good food, low light, and enough time to settle properly.
Candlelight, long tables, and a house built for generous evenings.
What suits the room
Functions here are less about formality and more about pace: one room, one clear table shape, and food that feels abundant without becoming heavy-handed.
01
Long lunches
The best midday gatherings lean into the room as it is: oysters first, bright bottles, plates for sharing, and enough time for the table to lengthen naturally.
Functions
House gatherings shaped around food, timing, and the room itself
02
Evening tables
Dinner works best for birthdays, quieter celebrations, and gatherings that want a little theatre from the kitchen without losing warmth or ease.
Functions
House gatherings shaped around food, timing, and the room itself
03
House planning
Numbers, timing, dietary notes, and the shape of the meal are all better discussed directly so the room can be set at the right pace from the start.
Functions
House gatherings shaped around food, timing, and the room itself
Good bottles, passing dishes, and one table held for the evening.
House notes
Best discussed directly, not through a generic form.
The details matter more here than fixed packages do: numbers, timing, dietary needs, and whether the table wants to move slowly through the room or sit down ready for the full evening.
Birthdays, anniversaries, and slower family lunches
Long-table suppers shaped around shellfish, fish, and the grill
Smaller house gatherings that suit one room and one settled pace
Next
Menus first, then the house.
Most function enquiries become clearer once the table has seen the food, the room, and the general pace of the house. After that, the best next step is to contact the team directly.