Godfather

You'll find Godfather tucked away on Eastgate, in that stretch where the town's eating scene actually gets interesting. It's the kind of place locals keep coming back to because the food does the talking—proper wood-fired pizzas with blistered crusts, pasta dishes that don't mess about, and a no-nonsense approach to Italian-American classics. The room itself is unpretentious, the sort of neighbourhood restaurant where you can roll in with mates, order without faffing about, and actually enjoy your meal without worrying about your wallet taking a battering.