Artisanal Bread
British Bloomer, Honey Seed Bread, Burnt Honey Butter
On the Table
Seasonal plates shaped by coast, orchard and hive
At Foragers, the kitchen is guided by the same seasons that shape the orchard. What arrives on your table begins in field and forest, in hive and harvest.
The kitchen begins where the land leaves off
The Philosophy
Great food does not distract from its ingredients.
It reveals them.
This is our belief.
Our culinary approach draws from the agricultural richness of the Sunshine Coast: local fisheries, small farms, foraged elements, and estate-grown honey and fruit. Dishes are built around balance — brightness against depth, texture against softness, salt against floral lift.
Mead is not simply served alongside the food. It informs it. You may find estate honey folded into a vinaigrette, a barrel-aged mead reduced into sauce, or orchard fruit layered through a dessert. What is poured in your glass may echo on your plate.
This is not novelty. It is continuity.
The Dinner Menu
Seasonal plates and meals, shared in good company
Our kitchen works in step with the season, drawing from the coast, the orchard, and the quiet richness of the surrounding landscape.
Seafood arrives fresh from coastal waters. Produce follows the cadence of nearby farms. Root vegetables, orchard fruit and wild botanicals appear as the seasons change, guiding the direction of the menu throughout the year.
Expect elegantly crafted plates designed that reflect elevated influences, shaped by our team’s experience in fine dining kitchens. Each dish is built with intention and respect for the ingredients at their peak.
Please note that some dishes are offered at market price based on availability. In keeping with our tip-free policy, gratuity is neither expected nor requested.
Consuming raw meat, eggs or seafood may increase the risk of contracting food borne illnesses.
Please note that while we do our best to support dietary needs, we cannot guarantee the ability to accommodate vegan diets.
The Cocktail Menu
Composed for the table, expressed in the glass
Our cocktails are guided by the same seasons as the kitchen, shaped by estate honey, orchard fruit, bright botanicals, and house-made ferments.
Each drink is composed with intention: layered, aromatic, and quietly expressive of the season. Built for the table, meant to unfold over time.
Outside, the table takes on a more relaxed feel
Made for the patio
Smaller plates, shared in good company
A relaxed expression of our kitchen, the patio menu brings together small plates, generous snacks, and sweet finishes designed for lingering over a glass of mead.
Drawing from the same ingredients that shape our dinner menu, each dish is made for sharing, grazing and unhurried afternoons outdoors.
A quiet moment between table and craft
From the Kitchen
Master of season, place and plate
Chef Adam MacIsaac
The kitchen at Foragers is led by Chef Adam MacIsaac, whose cooking reflects a deep respect for season, landscape, and ingredient. His approach is rooted in a close connection to place, drawing inspiration from the orchard, forest, coastline, and farms of the Sunshine Coast.
Before joining Foragers, Adam served as Chef de Cuisine at the Wickaninnish Inn, the renowned Relais & Châteaux property in Tofino, where he was shaping hyper-seasonal menus celebrating the wild biodiversity of Vancouver Island.
His culinary path has also taken him through celebrated kitchens in Italy, the United Kingdom, and Canada, including Casa Buono, Mauro Colagreco at Raffles, The Fat Duck, and Eden in Alberta.
Across these kitchens, Adam developed a style that is refined, thoughtful, and grounded: food that highlights the ingredient first, guided by place and careful craft.
At Foragers, he works with the orchard, apiary, and regional producers to create menus that evolve with the harvest, bringing honey, fruit, coastal seafood, and wild botanicals naturally to the table.
An experience like no other
Come for the mead. Stay for what’s shared around the table.
Every pour at Foragers captures a fleeting moment in the seasons. From the first blossoms of spring to the deep gold of late harvest, no two batches are ever quite the same.
We don’t chase uniformity. We celebrate the expression of land, season and craft. Each glass carries a sense of where it began and the care that brought it to life.
That same philosophy extends to the plate.
Ingredients are chosen for character and flavour, then prepared with a deft touch that lets them speak for themselves.
Mead and food come together at the table, where thoughtful pairings and shared plates invite you to linger, enjoy good company and savour the moment.
Explore our current releases
Our seasonal offerings are available in the tasting room. Join us for a guided tasting flight or discover a bottle to enjoy at your table.