Inba was created as a space to encourage human connection, thoughtful consumption and collaboration.

A lively outdoor gathering with people socializing, sitting, and standing in an open courtyard surrounded by rustic brick buildings and rooftop tiles, decorated with large woven pendant lamps, lush green trees, and a sky with scattered clouds.

We want to bring people together through food and drink, but we also believe what we serve should have meaning and substance. Every ingredient represents a network of growers, farmers, makers and producers who are making such a positive impact within their local communities.

If food and drink create connection, then the entire supply chain should embody those same values.

Every supplier we work with is carefully researched and selected. We seek out the highest quality ingredients and small businesses, and celebrate them from field to plate. Our food menu is intentionally small, to ensure we feel proud to serve every component that makes up a plate of food. Because it is more than just cooking great dishes. The quality of ingredients, the seasonality, the provinence, the people, all make up that plate of food. And it shines through.

We build our menus based on the availability of the best produce at a given moment. No structure, no consistency, and definitely more difficulty. But this is the reason we are doing this. For people to come and enjoy nourishing food and drink in a beautiful setting, while knowing you are supporting a wider network of businesses that are striving to have a positive impact on their communities and environment.

From our cleaning products, to the ingredients in the kitchen right through to the bar, to the reclaimed materials that have been sourced from reclamation yards and flea markets. Everything has been fully considered. The space took us over two years to create. We didn’t want to hurry. The very essence of Inba is to act as an antidote to our current way of life. The constant hurry, the lack of thought, and the growing sense of disconnection.

A large, rustic ceramic vase with two small handles, filled with a wildflower arrangement featuring purple, white, and green flowers, sits on a wooden stool against a textured off-white wall.
A rustic outdoor courtyard area with a beige stucco wall, a wooden table with candles, a vase of colorful flowers, a chalkboard sign welcoming guests to Inaba, and a large pottery jar. There is a ceiling with wooden beams and a small alt light fixture.

We hope Inba offers something different. A place to slow down. To gather. To share food and drink with intention. To reconnect, with each other, with where our food comes from, and the communities that make it possible.