The Cabin

You'll find yourself on one of the city centre's best-kept streets, walking into something that feels less like a restaurant and more like someone's really well-decorated living room. There's proper wood everywhere, the kind of lighting that doesn't make you squint, and a soundtrack that doesn't drown out conversation. The kitchen takes straightforward ingredients seriously—think seasonal British cooking that knows what it's doing, executed without faffing about. It's the sort of place where locals keep coming back because the food's honest, the staff actually know what they're talking about, and you won't feel like you've been fleeced for a main course.