When you are lucky enough to open a restaurant in a city as beautiful as Winchester, it is your duty to make sure you don’t detract from it. The two Georgian shops on Jewry Street fit the bill. A fantastic frontage lovingly restored. To my absolute delight we discovered that one of the shops had been a butchers in a previous life and that one of the tiled walls remained somewhat intact, part of the wall depicts a cow that I have named Clementine. The Brasserie is a bit of a rabbit warren with two balconies and a patio, dining rooms over two floors, a small private room with its own balcony and an open kitchen on the first floor. It means we have many different little Brasseries each with a slightly different atmosphere.