Brother's Cafe

You'll find yourself weaving through the Market's covered arcade—that medieval passageway that's been the city's backbone for centuries—when you spot the queue at Brother's. It's unpretentious in the best way: stripped-back wooden tables, genuine regulars who know their order, and staff who actually remember your name. The coffee's the real draw (they take it seriously without the theatre), but the brunch menu punches above its weight for the price point. Expect proper sourdough, eggs done right, and none of that over-plated nonsense. It's the kind of place you'd stumble upon and end up visiting every Saturday morning.