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Toast of the Town
Burrata signature toast tasting platter — five variants of burrata and parsley on dark sourdough, photographed from above in warm service light.

Plate I · The Toast Counter

The room smells like brown butter and yeast at four in the morning. By six, the bread is out. By eleven, it’s toast.

Photographed in service light, the burrata signature platter ready for the pass.

  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Weekend Brunch
  • Wine Bar
  • Private Events

01 · The House

Four things we believe, before anything else.

01 // Philosophy

Bread first.

Levain we've been feeding since 2019. Camas Prairie Mill flour. Three ovens. The day starts at four.

02 // Sourcing

Idaho on the plate.

Wood River Farm Collective produce. Hagerman trout. Camas Prairie grain. The menu changes when the farms change.

03 // Cellar

Wine that fits the table.

Eli runs a list you can drink. By-the-glass rotates weekly. A real pour, not a pretend one.

04 // Brunch

Six bloody marys. None of them shy.

Saturday + Sunday brunch. Six versions, six personalities. Order one, sit by the window, watch the snow.

03 · Six Years In

Bread first. Then everything else.

Sage opened the place in March 2020 — two weeks before the world stopped. The regulars kept coming, six at a time, then twelve, then a full room again. Six years in, the soul is still bread first.

Chef-owner Sage Ellsworth at the pass, photographed in warm kitchen light.

03 · Six Years In

Bread first. Then everything else.

Sage opened the place in March 2020 — two weeks before the world stopped. The regulars kept coming. Six years in, the soul is still bread first.

Meet the team

04 · The List

Wine for a Tuesday.

Eli runs the program. By-the-glass rotates weekly. Bottles tilt toward drinking, not collecting. Flights when you want them.

See the wine list
Sommelier Eli Marin pouring wine table-side during evening service.

05 · Service

Dinner Wed–Sun starting at 5pm. Brunch Sat–Sun, 11 to 2.Reserve a table below or walk in for the bar (8 seats, first-come).Private events at the long table — six or sixteen, your call.