Clayton's Kitchen

George Street's got a particular magic at dusk, and Clayton's slots right into it—the kind of place that makes you feel welcomed before you've even sat down. The menu shifts with the seasons and whatever's good at market that morning, which means you're eating food that actually tastes like something, cooked by people who care. It's not trying to be clever for clever's sake; it's just good cooking done properly, at prices that won't make you wince. The room itself is unpretentious and warm, with enough noise and life to feel genuinely social without being loud.