(No.38) was once known as the Cabot Cafe, one of the most chic Arts and Crafts (Art Nouveau) restaurants in the city. The architects were La Trobe and Weston, well known for their cinemas. Built in 1904, the cafe was unfortunately damaged in World War II and a modern frontage has spoiled the look from street level. Much has been lost but the staircase, fireplaces, some ornate decoration and some panelling remain. Its wall paintings, which depicted the life of explorer John Cabot, were…