The bits of exposed rock, the walls and vaulted ceiling of this cosy restaurant are a respectable faux medieval. Luckily, the stars, vines and other painted flora won’t distract you from the menu, which is so extensive that we gave up halfway through it. If it’s Italian and you want it, chances are Giovanni’s got it and it’s good. The Balkan breakfast sounds appealing, but avoid the bruschetta at all costs.