No 25 Cafe

You'll find yourself wedged between the Georgian townhouses and independent shops that make High Street worth exploring, and No 25 has quietly become the spot locals actually return to. The coffee's genuinely good—not the pretentious stuff that tastes like burnt ambition—and they're not mucking about with the food either. Expect solid brunch plates, decent pastries, and a counter that moves with purpose. The place has that lived-in warmth of somewhere that's earned its reputation through consistency rather than Instagram bait. It gets rammed, particularly weekends, but that's because people know what they're getting.