Greyhound Inn

You'll find the Greyhound tucked away on Mariners Square, that quiet corner of town where locals actually congregate rather than tourists. It's the sort of place where regulars prop up the bar and the staff remember what you were drinking last week. The vibe is unpretentious—think wooden beams, worn-in charm, and a drinks list that takes itself seriously without being annoying about it. Food-wise, they do proper pub fare that doesn't try to be fancier than it needs to be. On a Friday night you'll find it buzzing with people who work nearby and those who've deliberately walked the few minutes down from the high street. It's honest, straightforward, and exactly what a local pub should be.