La Cosa Nostra

Head down to Lattimore Road and you'll find yourself in a proper neighbourhood Italian spot where they're not mucking about with trends. The kitchen takes its pasta seriously—the kind of place where you taste what they've actually bothered to make, not what they've reheated. It's got that lived-in warmth you want from an Italian restaurant, the sort of room where locals keep coming back because the food's consistent and the staff genuinely seem pleased you're there. You're not paying a fortune either, which makes the whole thing feel refreshingly straightforward.