A considered evening at Velour Table

An evening at Velour

The seasonal menu

The current season

Choose the evening you feel like.

Start with something bright, settle into a generous main and leave a little room for a sweet finish. The menu may change with the market; your host will explain the evening’s ingredients and alternatives.

The chef’s table

Let the kitchen lead the way.

Seven courses · about three hours · eight seats
Golden beet tartlet
01 / The evening’s journey

Golden beet tartlet

Roasted golden beet, whipped goat cheese and garden dill in a delicate pastry shell.

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Orchard aperitif

Scallop crudo
02 / The evening’s journey

Scallop crudo

Hand-dived scallop, green apple, citrus dressing and a few fragrant herb leaves.

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Coastal white

Woodland velouté
03 / The evening’s journey

Woodland velouté

A silky mushroom soup with browned butter, fresh thyme and warm sourdough.

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Light woodland red

Coastal sea bass
04 / The evening’s journey

Coastal sea bass

Golden skin, braised leek, fennel cream and fresh dill oil.

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Mineral white

Roasted beef tenderloin
05 / The evening’s journey

Roasted beef tenderloin

Celeriac purée, glazed carrots and a glossy shallot jus.

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Structured red

Lemon thyme sorbet
06 / The evening’s journey

Lemon thyme sorbet

A bright citrus sorbet with a delicate sugar crisp and fresh thyme.

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Citrus infusion

Cocoa & pear
07 / The evening’s journey

Cocoa & pear

Dark chocolate crémeux, roasted pear and vanilla bean ice cream.

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Roasted cocoa

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Seven seasonal courses

$145 per guest

Tuesday–Saturday · eight seats · about three hours

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A meal that suits you

Tell us what you need.

We welcome conversations about allergies, vegetarian choices and alcohol-free dining. Our kitchen handles shared ingredients, so please tell your host before ordering. Prices shown are illustrative menu prices; no payments are taken on this website.

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