Y Review Restaurant

You walk in off Vaughan Street and immediately feel the place takes itself seriously without the stuffiness. It's the kind of restaurant where locals come because the food's genuinely good, not because they're ticking a box. The kitchen does British cooking properly—seasonal, considered, nothing trying too hard to be clever for the sake of it. Whether you're after something straightforward or willing to push a bit further, there's a real sense that someone cares about what lands on your plate. It's positioned perfectly for a proper meal before or after wandering the prom, and the fact it's consistently rated well by people who actually eat there regularly says everything.