Cafe Dido

You'll find Cafe Dido tucked away on Loseby Lane, that stretch of the city centre that actually feels like somewhere worth going. It's the kind of place where the coffee gets the attention it deserves—properly pulled shots, milk temperatures that aren't guesswork—but without the barista theatre that winds you up. The crowd's a genuine mix: laptop workers, locals catching up, people who've actually chosen to come here rather than wandered in by accident. Brunch gets done right, nothing too try-hard, just good food executed properly. It's small enough that you'll actually want to sit there for a while.