Mom wouldn’t even let us chew gum in church, so eating in one sounds a bit devilish… but not at The White Rabbit.

This Singapore restaurant was transformed out of an old chapel into a peaceful dining space (until the place is packed of course) by keeping the old and adding lots of new. The bar sits at the altar, with a lounge area behind, while the dining area is kept to the main chapel and was created in a ‘cafeteria style’ to keep with the tradition of the space.

The rear cloister was made into a sunporch with folding glass doors, which completely open-up to the outdoor covered terrace, affectionately called “The Rabbit Hole”.

Going to church has never been so fun.

Photography via Yatzer