Pajtim Bajrami makes no bones about his love of produce, as the top-drawer scallops, wagyu beef and other delicacies quickly demonstrate. His Anjou pigeon is a perfect example: he first cooks the breasts rare before adding a high-flying felicitous blend of foie gras and truffles. Polished French classics are right up his street, enhanced by gutsy sauces and the odd Asian tang. A cosy interior depicts this eatery sodden with rippling ambition. A knock-out wine list and Ardita’s friendly, professional service add the final flourish.