Osteria Da Gino

You'll find yourself on Union Street, that stretch between the town centre and the river, where Osteria Da Gino sits doing exactly what it should: making you feel like you've stumbled into someone's neighbourhood trattoria. The room has that warm, lived-in quality—nothing fussy, just good lighting, proper tables, and the kind of noise level that means people are actually enjoying their food. This is Italian cooking that respects tradition without becoming a theme park version of it. You're eating handmade pasta that tastes like someone knew what they were doing, and the kind of dishes you'd find in actual Italian regions, not just the greatest hits compilation. It's the place you'd take visiting friends, but more importantly, it's the place locals keep coming back to.