Wagyu Lasagna
Hand-rolled sheets, slow-braised wagyu shoulder, brown butter béchamel, parmigiano aged thirty-six months.
Modern American cuisine, set inside a Point Pleasant Beach landmark since nineteen hundred and six.
Familiar flavors,
reimagined through a
creative and modern lens.
Hand-rolled sheets, slow-braised wagyu shoulder, brown butter béchamel, parmigiano aged thirty-six months.
Local oysters in rice flour, gochujang lacquer, scallion oil, a single drop of yuzu.
Eight-hour short rib consommé, hand-pulled noodles, lime, smoked chile, soft yolk.
The Gottlieb Building has stood on Arnold Avenue since the year the Wright brothers were learning to bank a turn. We took its rooms and made three: a main dining room, a private room behind a closed door, and a chef's table in front of the line.
The architecture is older than the menu. The menu is the answer to what one does, in 2026, with a building like this.
Built for the room. Wheeled to your table at the unhurried pace it deserves.
A bartender mixes, infuses, and finishes a small composition in front of you, course by course. No alcohol required, no theater performed. Simply an exercise in how much pleasure one can extract from cold water, citrus skin, and time.
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