Style wise, it sticks a middle digit up at current trends, opting instead for bare brick, intimate lighting, BIG furniture and lots of wood. The in-crowd will no doubt hate it but for anyone more interested in food than fashion, it’s as warm and welcoming as you could want, like the friendly neighbourhood restaurant of your dreams. Service too was exemplary, from the (we think Gallic) charm of the manager to the Argentinean passion of the waiter. Quite simply, we were under the place’s spell before the food arrived… and completely smitten after.