Flames rising inside a brick wood-fired oven

Cooked over fire, served slowly.

A wood-fired kitchen in Noosa. A short menu that changes with the season, and an oven that never goes out during service.

A grill over glowing coals with flames licking up through the bars

One oven, no gas

Everything on the menu passes through the same wood-fired oven, burning ironbark from a supplier in the hinterland.

Scallops and greens on a white plate on a dark table

Cooking this way means we keep the menu short and change it often. If the fishing boats have a good morning, that is what is on tonight.

A steak lifted with tongs over a grill and open flame

Guests say

A few words from recent tables.

Sample reviews, written for this demo

Everything tastes of the fire in the best way. The flounder was the dish of the year for us.

GeorgiaDinner for two

Twelve of us at the long table by the oven. The set menu kept coming and nobody wanted to leave.

MarcusBirthday, private room

Slow, warm and generous. Exactly what a long lunch in Noosa should be.

ElenaSunday lunch

Busy and a bit loud on a Friday, but the food more than made up for it. Book ahead.

WillFriday dinner

They adapted three dishes for my coeliac partner without any fuss. Rare and appreciated.

AishaDietary requirements

The bugs alone are worth the drive. We booked our anniversary dinner here again before we had even left.

Nadia and Sam, anniversary dinnerSample testimonial

Join us by the fire

Tables for two to eight. Bigger groups, ask about the private room.