Paternoster Square was the customary locale for London's best ale and chop houses, and this restaurant is doing a fine job of keeping up the tradition. The Paternoster Chop House is a homegrown affair, from the native oak and slate of its white-walled interior to the straightforward British recipes on its menu. Throw in the stunning backdrop of St. Paul's Cathedral from the terrace, and you couldn't be anywhere else but the very heart of the City.