Warm olives, orange, chili
A bowl for the middle of the table.
The dining room
Eat And Sing
Everybody can come, even children!
Tuesday to Sunday · Early hours kept for families
Supper from five · Sunday from noon
The house
Supper, then a song.
Eat And Sing is a dining room with a piano by the window and a kitchen that cooks with fire, butter, and patience. Come for a long meal. Stay if a voice finds the room. Bring the children. The early hours were set with them in mind.
Everybody can come, even children!
- One room Families take the same service as everyone else. No side door, no plastic corner.
- One kitchen Little plates leave the same pass. Smaller, familiar, and cooked with the same care.
- Early hours Until half past six the room stays gentler, with high chairs already by the table.
The kitchen
Meet the Chef
He cooks the way he smiles: with his whole heart. A sauce is tasted twice, a plate is turned until it feels like an idea, and nothing leaves his hands unless it is honestly delicious.
Creativity is his favorite ingredient. Come hungry. He is already thinking of what to make for you, and the children are welcome to watch.
- Passion
- Creativity
- Delicious food
The menu
Cooked for the whole table.
A short list, changed with the week. Prices are for one guest. Tell us about allergies when you reserve. We cook with wheat, dairy, nuts, and shellfish.
Small plates to open the evening.
Burrata, wild honey, pepper
With grilled bread and thyme.
Little gem, buttermilk, herbs
Cool, green, and sharp.
Soup of the evening
Ask what the pot holds tonight.
Cheese rolls
Warm, crisp at the edge, and happy to be shared.
The main plates. Happy to be shared.
Roast chicken, lemon, pan juices
Crisp skin, quiet herbs, a long roast.
Peppered steak, hand-cut
With a slow pepper sauce.
Sea bass, brown butter, capers
A bright plate from the pass.
Wild mushroom risotto
Stirred to order, finished with cheese.
House pasta, slow tomato, basil
The red sauce we refuse to hurry.
Smaller plates from the same kitchen, served until eight. For children, at your table.
Buttered pasta
Plain, or with the slow tomato.
Roast chicken, rice, greens
A little of what the room is eating.
Tomato soup, cheese toast
Warm, and easy to share.
Vanilla ice, warm chocolate
The ending most little guests choose.
After the song, or instead of one.
Dark chocolate pot
Small, cool, and serious.
Lemon tart, cream
Sharp curd, soft top.
Fruit and soft cheese
When the meal should land quietly.
Banana cake
Soft, sugared, and still a little warm.
A short list. Ask if you want the full bottles.
House red, glass
Chosen for the meat and the tomato.
House white, glass
Cold, and kind to the fish.
Sparkling, glass
For arrivals and Sundays.
Espresso
Short, as it should be.
Citrus spritz
Juice, soda, and orange peel. For the little table.
Water, still or sparkling
For the table, for as long as you stay.
The promise
Everybody can come, even children!
High chairs at the ready. A menu of their own. Music that can wait until the little guests have had their supper.
The evenings
Some nights the room sings.
The microphone is not always on. Some evenings you only hear the piano under the talk. Children are welcome for the early set. The later hours belong to a longer song.
- Thursday
- Piano at the window, from seven.
- Friday
- Open songs until eight, then the late set.
- Saturday
- A guest voice, and supper served through it.
- Sunday
- Family Table from noon. Acoustic, and unhurried.
The room
From the pass, and from the piano.
Visit
Ask for the table.
Tell us the evening. We will hold a note of it here, then confirm by phone. The long table seats twelve, when you want the room to yourselves.
555 014 268018 Lyric Court
The Old Quarter
hello@eatandsing.example
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday – Thursday
- 5pm – 11pm
- Friday & Saturday
- 12pm – midnight
- Sunday
- 12pm – 9pm
Kitchen closes one hour before the room. Sunday noon is the Family Table.
Noted