Drouthy's

You'll find Drouthy's tucked right on Queen Street in the city centre, the kind of place that's been pulling pints for locals and passing trade alike for years. It's got that lived-in feel—dark wood, worn barstools, the sort of pub where the bartender remembers your order—and it genuinely doesn't try to be anything other than a solid neighbourhood boozer. The real draw is the uncomplicated approach: decent ales on tap, a menu that leans into comfort food basics, and enough room to actually have a conversation without shouting. It's the sort of place you pop into after work or before heading out elsewhere, and walk out having had a proper time of it.