Dom's Italia

You'll spot the rustic wooden tables and exposed brick before you notice how busy this place gets on weekends. The kitchen doesn't mess about with overly fancy presentations – this is Italian comfort food done right, where the cacio e pepe actually tastes like it should and the pizzas have that proper charred crust you want. The antipasti boards are massive enough to share between three, piled high with decent salami and cheese that hasn't been sitting around. Staff know their stuff without being precious about it, and they'll tell you straight if something's going to take longer. It's the kind of place where you can bring your parents or have a proper catch-up dinner without breaking the bank.