Your one-line menu lede. How the menu works. Set tasting, à la carte, market-led, however you serve.
Your one-line section note. What this course is. Whether it pairs with a glass, a small bite, or arrives unannounced with the welcome bread.
One line about the bite. Ingredient, technique, where it sits on the tongue.
One line about the wine, sparkling, or aperitivo that opens the meal.
Your section note. The course where the kitchen makes its first real statement.
One line. Where the fish is from, what's underneath, what cuts through.
One line. Roasted, charred, slow-cooked, however you treat it.
One line. The vegetable course you'd put against any protein on the menu.
Your section note. The course you tell the table about before you serve it.
One line. The cut, the cook, the sauce.
One line. The farm or the producer if it matters. The accompaniment that makes it yours.
One line. The dish that earns the return visit.
Your section note. Whether cheese is a course, an option, or a pause before dessert.
One line. Three or five cheeses, where they're from, what's on the side.
Your section note. The dessert philosophy. Light, indulgent, classical, however you finish.
One line. The dessert that earns the third bottle of wine.
One line. What's in season. What's coming in next week.
Your closing course note. Amari, fortified wines, espresso, however the room slows down.
One line. Three or five amari. Country, producer, recommended pour.
One line. Madeira, sherry, vintage port, whatever you'd open at midnight.
Your wine list philosophy. Old World, natural, regional, however your somm builds it. Pairing options and corkage policy live here.
One line. What you pour when someone says "you pick."
One line. The bottle that justifies a second visit. Producer, region, year if it matters.
One line. The full list is on the table, in a leather folder, and worth asking for.
Your dietary policy. What you accommodate by default, what needs advance notice. The honest version in three sentences.
Your allergen policy. Your kitchen handles common allergens; flag at booking and we rebuild the course around you. Specific, useful.
Your service rhythm. Seating windows, course pace, last orders, public holiday surcharge if any. Plain language.
Your closing line. One sentence. Confident, italic, the hook back to bookings.
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