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The menu draws lightly from Southern New Year traditions—slow-braised beef, Hoppin’ John, and collard greens—foods long associated with comfort, good fortune, and starting the year well-fed. Alongside warm bread, seasonal sides, and something sweet to finish, the evening is meant to feel generous, social, and easygoing.
This is a dinner party, not a traditional restaurant service. Seating is limited, everything is shared, and the pace is intentionally unhurried so you can enjoy the meal and still head out to celebrate.
Details:
Family-style dinner
One seating only
Limited seats available.
BYOB (See our friends at Pedestrian Wine & Cheese on Frazier Ave for 5% off your purchase with proof of ticket)
Seats sold in advance
Early evening, finished by approximately 8:30pm
Come gather, eat well, and start the New Year around a warm table—then take the night and make it your own.
The menu draws lightly from Southern New Year traditions—slow-braised beef, Hoppin’ John, and collard greens—foods long associated with comfort, good fortune, and starting the year well-fed. Alongside warm bread, seasonal sides, and something sweet to finish, the evening is meant to feel generous, social, and easygoing.
This is a dinner party, not a traditional restaurant service. Seating is limited, everything is shared, and the pace is intentionally unhurried so you can enjoy the meal and still head out to celebrate.
Details:
Family-style dinner
One seating only
Limited seats available.
BYOB (See our friends at Pedestrian Wine & Cheese on Frazier Ave for 5% off your purchase with proof of ticket)
Seats sold in advance
Early evening, finished by approximately 8:30pm
Come gather, eat well, and start the New Year around a warm table—then take the night and make it your own.