Square Meal review:

This establishment is a chic affair with subdued light grey walls, huge silverframed
mirror, cubist lights and black timber floor. One wall is covered with oil paintings of various sizes as, an homage to Chagall, where three small steps lead to a raised dining area to the rear. Here three undulating, exposed brick vaults introduce an element of colour to cured leg of ham take pride of place as you walk in while each table is picked out by a crisp pool of light. All benefit from the ample views from the French windows to the front where guests dine al fresco, streetside during the warmer months of the year.
The excellent cuisine is best described as international with an Italian slant.
Try the 8-course tasting menu, which gives
the chef full rein to demonstrate his range of
culinary skills, as he takes you on a culinary
journey through the highlights of his menu:
sea bass tartare, artichoke cream soup,
creamy risotto with milk-fed veal....