Mezza House

Walk down Church Street towards the town centre and you'll spot Mezza House doing brisk trade—the kind of place where locals know what they're after before they've even sat down. This isn't fine dining theatre; it's honest, flavourful Middle Eastern food served at tables that turn quickly because people genuinely want to eat here, not be seen here. The mezze spreads are the real draw—fresh, generous plates that arrive looking proper, tasting even better. You'll find yourself ordering another round of something before you've finished the first, reaching for flatbread, debating what was better. It's the sort of neighbourhood restaurant that's done the hard work of getting flavours right, without pretension or Instagram nonsense.