Lunette

Lunette is Florence Knight's first restaurant of her own, on the eleventh floor of St Clement, Nick Jones's hotel on the river at Temple. A lift and a short staircase lead up into a single bright room of 30 seats, with Westminster and the London Eye laid out beyond the windows.

The interiors are by Eagle + Hodges, the studio of Alex Eagle and Sophie Hodges, working with Knight: an off-white palette, pale wood, steel tabletops, low off-white sofas and translucent curtains, with Jean Prouvé panels along the walls. The open kitchen sits by the entrance and the bar at the far end of the room. The name comes from the arched windows of the disused Aldwych station nearby.

Knight cooks one set menu that follows the seasons, four courses at lunch and six at dinner, with wine and alcohol-free pairings. With 30 seats and a terrace above the Thames, the room suits a private lunch or dinner for a small party, with drinks outside first.