early spring…
Patience has its rewards, as it’s finally time for the first flavors of spring, with wild stinging nettles, spring garlic, rhubarb, artichokes, morels, chanterelles and porcini! Wild ramps are soon to be found throughout our menu. We are so excited to begin to forage the local land for wild herbs, roots, flowers and lettuces. Welcome the warmth of spring with your family and friends while gathering at the chef’s table for many of our special wine dinners and cooking classes. Stay tuned for the opening of elm’s sidewalk lounge this spring, offering our full menu along with incredible hand crafted cocktails!
dinner
chef’s tasting
bar dining
sunday brunch
sunday supper
wine list and elm cocktails
(all menus are samples only)
bar snacks
| foie gras pb&jspiced date jam, marcona almond butter | 10 |
| sea urchin & lardo toaststogarashi aioli | 9 |
| grilled cheese & green tomato sandwichcato corners drunken hooligan | 9 |
| chilled kumamoto oystersmandarin, shallot marmalade | 3 each |
| crunchy bluefin tunasunchokes, pickled celery branch, soy-brown butter caramel | 16 |
artisan & farmstead cheese
individual 7 selection of three 19
| simply sheep (sheep)nettle meadow farm, ny | |
| midnight moon (sheep)cypress grove, holland | |
| monte enebro (goat)avila, spain | |
| 4 year aged gouda (cow)saenkanter, holland | |
| cashel blue (cow)cashel, ireland | |
| truffle pecorino (sheep) |