Adrianos Fortuna

Walk into Adrianos Fortuna on High Street and you're stepping into something genuinely unpretentious—the kind of place where the regulars actually know the staff by name. You'll find traditional Italian cooking that doesn't mess about with trends: proper pasta, risottos cooked how they should be, and sauces that taste like someone's nonna was in the kitchen. It's neighbourhood restaurant done well, the sort of spot you'd recommend to a mate without overthinking it. Fair prices, decent wine list, and the kind of atmosphere that feels like home cooking elevated just enough to make an evening of it.