Inca

Beautiful little family run Italian restaurant with a homely feel, polite charismatic service and a very palatable menu. The restaurant itself is deceiving, being named after an ancient South American civilization and some decor having Nazca line symbols on it, but this just adds to the overall character of the eatery. I highly recommend the sorbet served inside a hollowed out orange.

A quirky little place with an old-school Italian vibe about the decor and classic Italian menu. Whilst I am cautious about a place that has a huge number of items on the menu, and this one does, nonetheless the food we ordered was really good and not too expensive. The proprietor is a character, a slightly eccentric old Italian who is warm and friendly and seems to treat his regulars with real affection. That said he does do everything and this means the service can be a bit random and haphazard. I’m glad we were first to arrive as there is no real system for service. If you turn up and he is in the kitchen, just sit down and don’t wait to be seated or you’ll be waiting for ages. Don’t be in a hurry if you plan to eat here. That said, I feel this is part of the charm of the place - it’s personal service not fast service. Go with a good attitude and you will rewarded with a nice night out.