One of London's most beautiful, intimate hosting and performance venues, The Tabernacle Arts Centre is situated in the iconic building opened by Lord Shaftesbury, as the 'old tin' on Powis Square, in 1888. The restaurant at Tabernacle reflects the aesthetic and artistic qualities of its address, with wood carved tables matched by comfortable large booths and a similarly themed conservatory that makes the best of summer.

Freshness abounds and you can expect the likes of American pancakes topped with honey or blueberries or the Tabernacle breaky burrito with scrambled eggs and bacon. Tagine of aubergine, peppers, okra and butternut squash with herb couscous and coriander yoghurt and puy lentil casserole with fondant potatoes and curly kale are some interesting combinations to hand.

Chocolate tart with poached pears, stemmed ginger and whipped cream vies with strawberry cheesecake for diners' interest.