WOODCUT
You can tell a lot of thought has gone into the ambitious space and the results are impressive. Read: If you need to schmooze someone, this is the spot to do it in.
Secondly, the smell of charcoal, fire and smoke meets you as quickly as you’re greeted by the smiling maître d' at the front door.
It’s inviting and nostalgic all at once, taking us back to our childhood of weekends spent around a campfire.
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