Wood-Fired Heritage Carrots
$16Charred over oak, honey from the river hives, dukkah crumble and a whisper of smoked yoghurt.
Harvest & Oak is a neighbourhood kitchen cooking with the seasons — wood-fired, picked that morning, and poured with care. Pull up a chair, stay a while, and let the night unfold slowly.
Everything begins with the fire and what the farms send us that week. We don’t write the menu months ahead — we let the harvest decide, then cook it simply and with intention. The result is a room that smells of woodsmoke and good bread, and a meal you’ll want to linger over.
Read our storyA handful of plates the kitchen is proud of right now. The full list — and the rest of the cellar — lives on the menu.
Charred over oak, honey from the river hives, dukkah crumble and a whisper of smoked yoghurt.
Maple Hill duck, roasted beet mole, burnt-orange jus and bitter winter greens from the garden.
Two-day levain baked at dawn, salted brown butter and a sprinkle of last summer’s sea salt.
Caramelised top, almost-set centre, poached quince and a pour of barrel-aged maple.
We opened in 2014 with one wood oven, a chalkboard menu, and a handshake deal with three nearby farms. A decade later the oven is the same, the chalkboard is still here, and the circle of growers has only grown. Chef Lena Hartford still walks the markets every Tuesday at dawn.
We’re a short walk from the river crossing, with the warm glow you can spot from the bridge. Reservations are kind on weekends; walk-ins are always welcome at the bar.
“The best meal we’ve had all year. You can taste the fire in everything, and the room feels like a long, warm dinner at a friend’s house.”
“We came for the duck and stayed three hours. Every plate arrived like a small, generous gift. We’ll be back before the season turns.”
Whether it’s two of you on a Tuesday or a long table for a celebration, we’d love to cook for you. Book online in under a minute.
Private events & chef’s table — just ask at table@harvestandoak.com