WestRoom

You're walking into something genuinely confident here. WestRoom sits on Melville Place, that quietly brilliant street in the West End where locals actually want to eat, and it's got the kind of relaxed energy that comes from knowing what it does well. The menu shifts with the seasons, but you're looking at properly executed Spanish small plates—the kind where someone's clearly thought about sourcing and technique without making a fuss about it. The wine list skews Spanish and natural, which pairs beautifully with the food. It's the sort of place you'll see folk lingering over a third glass and another round of jamón, sharing plates without it feeling forced or Instagram-baity. Service is genuinely warm, never hovering.