IL Bistro

You walk into IL Bistro and immediately feel the hum of a place that's been doing this well for years. It's tucked right on Market Street, where the old town gets properly lively, and the room has that warm, unpretentious charm that makes you want to linger over a bottle of wine. The cooking is straightforward Italian—fresh pasta made right, sauces that taste like someone's nonna had a hand in them, seasonal fish and meat done without faffing about. It's the kind of place where locals book a table for date night or pile in with mates on a Friday, equally happy either way.