Seven courses, one pace, and a small room arranged around the pass. The plan is the room itself: white seats are open, red seats are taken.
There is one menu at Alder & Quail, and the room is arranged around watching it cooked: a counter along the pass, a banquette against the long wall, a few tables between them, and the private dining room set off at the back.
Chef's counter, banquette, floor tables, private dining room.
Seven courses, cooked to order and served at one pace.
Wine poured alongside the menu, course for course.
Seasonal truffle, offered when the season allows.
The pairing moves with the menu rather than beside it: a glass chosen for each course, poured as the plate goes out.
The pairing follows the menu course for course, so the glass in front of you matches what is on the plate.
The pairing can be added to any seat in the room — the chef's counter and the private dining room included.
Ask for the pairing when you reserve, so the evening is set before you arrive.
The private dining room sits apart from the pass and the main floor, and is served the same seven courses as the rest of the restaurant.
Wine pairings are poured as they are in the main room, and seasonal truffle supplements are offered when the season allows.
Ask about the private roomA private room off the main floor, set back from the pass.
The same seven courses, served in the room.
Wine pairings available as in the main room.
Arranged directly with the restaurant.
Reservations are taken directly with the restaurant. Tell us where you would like to sit — the chef's counter, the banquette, a floor table or the private dining room — and whether the wine pairing should come with it.
Reservations taken directly with the restaurant
Seven courses, cooked to order and served at one pace.
Wine poured alongside the menu, at any seat.
Chef's counter seats, looking onto the pass.
A private dining room, served the same seven courses.