the restaurant

You’ll love Black Trumpet for its inviting ambiance and impressive global culinary point of view. The beautiful, intimate Indonesian-style garden is a coveted destination for alfresco dining, and seating more than 60 guests, is one of London, Ontario’s best-kept secrets.

There is something for everyone to discover and enjoy. Students, corporate groups, and foodies alike find themselves at home in our cozy dining room for everything from special celebrations and date nights to business meetings or a decadent lunchtime bite.

Treat yourself to foie gras, roasted duck breast, and rack of elk or venison, or feed your soul with spicy buttermilk fried chicken with maple bourbon. Our talented chefs are pleased to cater to your tastes and dietary needs to ensure you always experience the best that Black Trumpet has to offer.

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Black Trumpet Front Area
Black Trumpet Front Dining Area Birdseye view
Black Trumpet upstairs large party dining area
Black Trumpet Bar
Scott Wesseling, Executive Chef at Black Trumpet Restaurant

the chef

 

Born and raised east of the Forest City in Whitby, Ontario, Scott inherited his love of cooking from his mother and grandmother. Fresh-baked pies and family recipes were an exciting foray into the art and emotion of preparing meals to be enjoyed with loved ones. Not to mention the cook never had to wash the dishes!

After studying and later working at Fanshawe College among other properties in London, Chef Wesseling joined the Black Trumpet family where he has been leading a talented team of kitchen staff for more than five years.

“Every plate is the product of our team members’ combined effort, intellect, and passion. We offer a dining experience that is wholly unique to Black Trumpet, and every menu item we develop aims to raise the bar, offering guests unique and delightful memories.

It would be our pleasure to have you visit our local, family-run restaurant in the heart of downtown London! Let us prepare your new favourite dish and leave a lasting impression.”

Scott Wesseling, Executive Chef