Chef Murph Willcott’s restaurant does not serve bread alone (although their daily loaves and pastries might make you weep for joy), but keeps a neighborhood (and anyone who knows enough to visit) satisfied with excellent lunches and highlight-your-calendar dinners, all locally sourced and worthy of the finest wines they feature.

This article appears in First Plates 2021 (Supplement) and First Plates 2021.

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