Food was good, but overpriced due to the location. Rather busy in the evening - good for a small group, but not for a couple perhaps. Service somewhat impersonal.

Formerly part of Terence Conran's restaurant empire (now no more), this one has a pretty special location. Accessed by a single elevator in an office atrium, you're whisked up to an absolutely delightful rooftop location with both indoor & outdoor dining. Serving up high quality french-influenced food, its worth a visit. Given its location in the heart of the City, its predominantly a business venue, but great for meeting up for a special occaision with friends who may be based in the area.

Little known outside the City's financial quarter, this is one of the best and most interesting restaurants in London. Accessed by discreet lifts on the ground floor of the unloved eyesore No 1 Poultry, one enters a magical rooftop garden and a calm, wide room with views over much of the City. Eyewateringly expensive and mouthwateringly good, a recent light lunch of a plate of fines de Claire and a vegetable tart washed down with a couple of glasses of house Sancerre knocked the top off £70. After a meal, stroll outside onto the round terrace (where you can also eat among the wisteria) and through a gate, and be amazed at the view from the carefully-tended lawn and the lookout folly at the point overlooking Bank. Alternatively, just come up for a drink in the garden and watch the sun go down