What happens when you step into Café Concerto and find strains of jazz music wafting within manuscript-papered walls, creating a laid-back atmosphere? You may be inclined to think that this charming little bistro-style café truly lives up to its name. The compact dining area is invariably buzzing and booking is recommended.

The cooking offers fresh interesting dishes, locally sourced wherever possible and using only high quality ingredients. The food is sure to please all ages and tastes; from comfort foods such as salmon fishcakes with fresh herb mayo and Aberdeen Angus cottage pie, to a gourmet 3 course dinner, or simply a soup and baguette combination. Drop in for a cappuccino and homemade cake, or their famous chunky tomato soup with parmesan and pesto. These dishes sit alongside a brilliant chicken liver pâté with port and brandy, delicious salads, filo parcels, dips and platters.

Café Concerto's daytime menu features baguettes and deli sandwiches like Caesar club on ciabatta, soups, pâtés, duets and trios.