The crunch bunch: Restaurants with cafes
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47-48 St John's Square, London EC1,tel: 020 7553 9210
The upstairs dining-room may be the more serious option, but it's in the chatty, sunny, ground-floor café that Anna Hansen's modern fusion cooking really shines
Pintxo People
95-99 Western Road, Brighton, tel: 01273 732 323
This Brighton hot spot has a dual personality with its cosy, casual tapas bar/ café downstairs and glossy, thrill-seeking modern-Spanish restaurant upstairs.
Rogano
11 Exchange Place, Glasgow,tel: 0141 248 4055
The classic Art Deco seafood restaurant may be a Glasgow landmark, but the basement café is more relaxed in both ambience and price
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