Most chef’s tables are located in the kitchen and that kitchen might be hot and steamy. At Avalon’s Diving Horse, the only way the chef’s table will be hot and steamy is if that’s the weather outside. As the above photo shows, this chef’s table is not even in the restaurant but does offer a good view into the kitchen where Jonathan Adams and his team are cooking up a seasonal menu of  delights form land and sea.

The table seats from six to eight.

Diving Horse Menu (PDF)
Diving Horse [Official Site]