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    The dining room is a century-old Montgomery Ward kit house, the kind of mail-order home that feels like a wry setup for what comes next: four to eight courses of seasonal New American cooking that takes real risks. The chef's tasting menus have landed on the New York Times Restaurant List and earned a James Beard Best New Restaurant semifinalist nod. There's a small inn next door if you'd rather not drive home contemplating dry-aged toro.

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    • Ramp focaccia

      “Consider a spring dinner of ramp focaccia lacquered with schmaltz, followed by a bright, refreshing salad of rutabaga, frisée and limequat.”

      The New York Times, 2025
    • Ramp agnolotti

      “Ramp agnolotti with soft butterbeans, leeks and morels is a feast of contrasting textures and flavors, while the sweet-tart flavors of preserved chi berries frame the funky umami of dry-aged toro.”

      The New York Times, 2025
    • Dry-aged rib-eye

      “Finally, a piece of dry-aged rib-eye arrives draped in a tangy sauce of hickory nuts, dried cherries and mushrooms.”

      The New York Times, 2025

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