Jerusalem

Like the real Jerusalem, the restaurant Jerusalem has a split personality. In the day and early evening, it is a hip, mellow, relaxed sort of brasserie with a short, eclectic menu. But later, the curtains are drawn, the DJ's take over, and the dancing begins. What's cooking? Favourites include char-grilled rib-eye steak with Jerusalem fries, and pork and leek sausages with mash and onion gravy. You can wash it down with vintage Dom Perignon. A young, trendy crowd and a funky night out.