Baker Street

Walk down Southgate Street past the cathedral and you'll find Baker Street doing what it does best: being the kind of pub where locals actually drink. It's got that comfortable, lived-in feel—think dark wood, real ale taps, and enough character to suggest it's seen some stories. The crowd's a solid mix of after-work drinkers, students from the uni, and regulars who've got their usual spots sussed. You're here for straightforward pub food done properly, generous pours, and the sort of atmosphere where nobody's fussing about being seen.