JOIN US ON AN
Epicurean Adventure
Ephemera’s tasting menu invites guests to embark on an epicurean journey through a multi-course format. The menu evolves continuously, offering return guests a new experience at each visit, living up to the ephemeral nature of the original pop-up dinners.
Our team encourages conversation, indulgence and experimentation throughout the meal. Reservations are required for the tasting menu & are offered from 5-10 pm
In contrast, Ephemera also offers a fully à la carte menu, stripping away the formality & allowing the guest to choose their own culinary adventure.
Think of this as punk rock fine dining.
* ART DINNER FT. JACQUELINE MOULTON MAY 18TH*
offerings
Chef’s Five Course Tasting Menu $75
+Chef’s Pairing : $45
Daily Menu
Sample Menu (these items are not on our menu currently, but gives you a rough idea of what to expect from us!)
Menus are subject to DAILY change based on seasonality and creative whimsy
Course 1 - House Pretzel, Hawaiian Lava Salt, Pickle, Carolina Gold BBQ, Smoked Gouda
Course 2 - New York Cheddar and Pear Soup, Thyme Crouton, Apple Honey
Course 3 - Soy Marinated Barramundi, Congee, Cashew, Pineapple, Serrano
Course 4 - Beef Teres Major, Orzo, Smoked Blueberry, Coffee Crust
Course 5 - Basque Cheesecake, Rosemary Ice Cream, Almond, Orange, Cranberry
Art At Ephemera
Ephemera showcases rotating Colorado-based artists.
We believe culinary arts and visual arts live together.
Our current artist on display is
Jacqueline Moulton
Jacqueline Viola Moulton (she/her) is an interdisciplinary artist, writer, and philosophy scholar whose work, both literary and visual, has been published and shown across the United States and also Internationally. Moulton’s work revolves around public, participatory, and performative poetry practices and she runs a creative writing program at Cottonwood Center for the Arts.
The Last Supper, Fine Dining the Ghosts is Moulton's work where guests are invited to fine dine all the ghosts that haunt the often-hidden, lonely, and hungry spaces of the human heart. This is a call to communion—a gathering with the ghosts of desire, of want, of emptiness, of fullness. They are all longing for your care, your attention, your love. Cheers. Here’s to welcoming all that haunts within the experience of hunger. Your soul can be hungry too, you know.
Our current artist in Highlands is Jesse Alan Rozell.
Since 2006, he has showcased art work throughout many venues on Colorado’s Front Range. He primarily explores abstraction in the relationship between time, culture, and the human form. In doing so, creating mixed-media pieces on hand-stretched canvas and wood panels. His current work employs vintage Mexican post cards in a digitally altered state under the exhibition title, "From Mexico with Love."
All art is available for purchase, contact jasmine@ephemeradinners.com