Olive Tree Restaurant

You're walking into the kind of restaurant that exists to serve the International Centre crowd—delegates, conference attendees, people who've just rolled into the Holiday Inn. It's competent rather than exciting, the sort of place that won't embarrass you if you're bringing clients. The dining room feels corporate-hotel-standard: pleasant enough, inoffensive, with the kind of ambition that stretches to a decent wine list but rarely further. It does what it does without pretension, which frankly, some people appreciate after a long day of meetings near the town centre.