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Oysters
St-Simon
Shippagan, NB Grown in the pristine salt marshes of the Acadian Peninsula. These marshes have large tidal flows, and very little freshwater input. The flavour is very clean with medium salinity, as seen in most New Brunswick oysters. In the winter months the saltiness increases, as much of the freshwater is locked into the surface ice.
Marionport
Buzzards Bay, Mass. A wild oyster that grows on a hard pebbled bottom. Eclectic in shape, these shells are large and dark green in color with black colouring as well. They are salty with a sweet seaweed finish.
Kumamoto
Washington State This small, deeply cupped oyster is named for its bay where they originated on the Japanese island Kyushu, although they are grown in Washington State. Even though they require several years to grow to size, their salty, sweet flavor with watermelon overtones makes up for what they lack in size.
Raspberry Point
PEI Wonderful salty taste, clean flavor with a distinct and interesting sweet aftertaste Each Raspberry Point takes 6-7 years to grow to shucking size and is of the finest quality because it is grown in the cool clean waters of Prince Edward Island, just off Raspberry Point
Rappahannock River
Chesapeake Bay, Virginia It's the very same oyster they started growing in 1899! Deep cupped and mineral rich, with an understated saltiness and a refreshingly clean, crisp finish.
Cheeses
Soft
| La Tur, Caseificio Alta Langa, Italy | Epoisses, Berthaut, France | Camembert, Normandy, France
Firm
| Cheddar, ‘Silo’ 5 Yr., Quebec | Lior, British Columbia
Sheep
| Toscano, Ontario
Blue
| Fourme D’Ambert, France | Stilton ‘Tuxford & Tebbutt’, England
Appetizers
Soup “Winter Triptych” 12.00
Seasonal variation of three purees: Potato-leek, squash and apple, celeriac and truffle
Warm apple crumble tart, Medjool date cake, roasted cinnamon ice cream
Pangaea Ice Creams & Sorbets 10.00
Flavours described by your server
Cookies 6.00
DINNER MENU
Oysters
St-Simon
Shippagan, NB Grown in the pristine salt marshes of the Acadian Peninsula. These marshes have large tidal flows, and very little freshwater input. The flavour is very clean with medium salinity, as seen in most New Brunswick oysters. In the winter months the saltiness increases, as much of the freshwater is locked into the surface ice.
Marionport
Buzzards Bay, Mass. A wild oyster that grows on a hard pebbled bottom. Eclectic in shape, these shells are large and dark green in color with black colouring as well. They are salty with a sweet seaweed finish.
Kumamoto
Washington State This small, deeply cupped oyster is named for its bay where they originated on the Japanese island Kyushu, although they are grown in Washington State. Even though they require several years to grow to size, their salty, sweet flavor with watermelon overtones makes up for what they lack in size.
Raspberry Point
PEI Wonderful salty taste, clean flavor with a distinct and interesting sweet aftertaste Each Raspberry Point takes 6-7 years to grow to shucking size and is of the finest quality because it is grown in the cool clean waters of Prince Edward Island, just off Raspberry Point
Rappahannock River
Chesapeake Bay, Virginia It's the very same oyster they started growing in 1899! Deep cupped and mineral rich, with an understated saltiness and a refreshingly clean, crisp finish.
Appetizers
Soup “Winter Triptych” 12.00
Seasonal variation of three purees: Potato-leek, squash and apple, celeriac and truffle