Pedro's Casa

You'll find Pedro's Casa tucked away on Stricklandgate, where the high street gets a bit quieter and more interesting. This is the sort of place that makes you want to linger over small plates and a glass of something Spanish, the kind of spot that's become genuinely loved by locals rather than just another tourist tick-box. The kitchen takes tapas seriously—think patatas bravas that actually have bite, jamón that's properly sourced, and croquetas that justify their reputation. It's casual enough to pop in alone for a quick bite, but the sharing format means it's equally brilliant for groups who actually want to talk to each other.