This upscale spot offers window seating that overlooks the city's waterfront. There are two to three-course meals, and entrees include items like salad of autumn leaves, fillet of Scottish salmon wrapped in Parma ham with pressed leeks, and griddled calves liver on candied navet in aged sherry vinegar and tarragon sauce. The decor is eclectic and sports skin prints on the tables and beads hanging from the ceiling, and the ambience is casual yet business-like. Reservations recommended.

Located on the bottom floor of The Corn Exchange, this open-air café offers a wide range of European-style sandwiches, including meat and vegetarian options. There's also a good variety of herbal teas and fruit juices, and the homemade vegetable soup is sensational.

This lovely restaurant is a popular stop for students and business people. Try the chicken stuffed with goat cheese, pork stroganoff, or an array of vegetarian choices. The popular chef creates delicious entrees. Good wine menu and drinks list are also offered. Business casual attire.

This open and airy restaurant is located at the train station and serves from a wonderful menu of specialties. Try the tuna and salmon with red chili peppers, oven-roasted lamb cutlet, or the traditional shepherd's pie. Prix fixe menu is available. Good choice after a morning of business meetings or sightseeing. Business casual attire.

This great café is a perfect place to settle in and relax with a drink and a nice snack. Try the focaccia, poached salmon bagel, or pastrami rustic. Larger entrees like the rump roast and lamb are also good choices. Good selection of sides, pastas and desserts. Business casual attire.