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Private dining

Gather at the Cellar Table

Long tables, closed doors and a menu cooked for your people on the same fire as the dining room. From six guests at the hearth to forty in the whole kiln.

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The vaulted cellar room with one long table laid for a private dinner

Three ways to gather

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Candles, glasses and stoneware along the private dining table

01 / Up to 14 guests

The Cellar Table

One long oak table under the stone vault of the old kiln cellar, lit by candles and its own small fire. Birthdays, long lunches, the kind of dinner that runs late.

  • Lunch or dinner, Wednesday to Sunday
  • Feasting menu or the whole fire tasting menu
  • Minimum spend from £900
Oak logs burning tall in the open brick hearth under an iron grate

02 / Up to 6 guests

The Hearth Counter

Six stools at the counter facing the fire, close enough to feel it. The cook who keeps the hearth serves you course by course, straight from the flames.

  • Dinner only, Thursday to Saturday
  • The whole fire tasting menu
  • Minimum spend from £500
The long whitewashed dining room at dusk, candles lit on every oak table and a fire in the hearth at the far end

03 / Up to 40 guests

The Whole Kiln

Every table in the long room and the cellar, just for you. For weddings, company gatherings and anything worth closing the doors for.

  • Sunday evening and Monday
  • A menu written with you
  • Price on enquiry

How it works

Three steps to the table

  1. 01

    Tell us about the evening

    Send the form below with a date, the size of your party and what you are celebrating.

  2. 02

    We shape the menu

    We come back with a menu for the season, the dietary needs of your table and a plan for the night.

  3. 03

    Arrive to a lit fire

    Your table is laid, the candles are lit, and the hearth has been going since noon.

Enquiries

Tell us about your evening

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Guests seen from behind raising their glasses over dinner