This meant that we actually had to go into the gallery to go to the restaurant, including a security and bag check. During the evening, the lighting varied a bit as somebody was seemingly playing with the dimmer switch inside the restaurant. My wife went for the Parma ham and Parmesan cheese starter, which came with delightful big chunks of cheese and a slightly salty ham. Overall, dining in part of a gallery, located on the first floor adjacent to a gift shop is slightly strange. But the meal was tasty, the service and ambience lovely, and it was fairly good value for a central London location.