Great atmosphere - menu slightly overpriced, but you are paying extra for the experience more

This converted old church has real character and is a great place for cocktails and a night out and I would recommend it. Having eaten there a couple of times I would't do so again, not because the food is awful but it is nothing special and tries to be a fine dining experience and fails miserably. Overpriced and under... more

This restaurant is in an old church. The food is good and it has an intimate night clubby atmosphere. I wish I'd been there on a night when they had dancing. more

The food in this exceptional setting is amazing! The building is a converted church, about 11pm the Brazilian dancers come out for carnival time and dance around the bar area whilst confetti is thrown from the restaurant - might not sound enticing but it's brilliant and definitely something to experience! Highly recommended but make sure you book well in advance... more

This is a memorable restaurant on two fronts- the cuban menu is unusual, well cooked and high quality, and the restaurant building is most atmospheric, with a bar downstairs and the reataurant section on a large mezzanine balcony in a converted church. While this restaurant is not cheap is is still very good value. There a few vegetarian options, and... more

We had a great meal out here. The church setting is atmospheric and the mojitos superb. The menu is very varied (though not very Cuban) with such goodies as Thai curry, jerk chicken and Chinese crispy duck pancakes. Presentation is excellent. lots of varied use of different platters and dishes adding to the overall effect. Service is a little slow... more

Don't put off by the less than salubrious surroundings of Seel Street, or the unassuming facade of this building : once you get inside the wow factor is there in abundance! My daughter and I recently went for the Gospel Brunch on a Sunday, we had read mixed reviews but it really appealed to us, and I am so glad... more

You walk in and go wow ! Apart from it making you feel uneasy about the fact it still looks like an old church the layout is superb. We ate upstairs on a gallery and the food was good (and other readers comments are bang on). Service was okay too but the warmth wasn't there. Maybe it just got lost... more

Service attentive, food excellent - shared bread with dipping oils and pata negra to start. Then a rib eye steak cooked to perfection and cod with chorizo. The dauphinoise potoatoes make a great alternative to the ubiqitous chips! We had a great table overlooking the bar area so when the carnival started we had the best view - cant wait... more