Aquaterra
The menu at this local favorite includes a big nod to Andalusia across the border with its Iberian ham and cheese boards, croquettes, and garlicky clams. But there are also Mediterranean and fusion dishes such as duck magret with Cumberland sauce and several varieties of bao. Portions are generous, so pace your order and don't forget to partake in at least one of the house cocktails, served in funky mugs. The restaurant is small with uninspiring decor inside—although you may not notice because you'll be focusing on the food—but if you fancy a street view, sit outside on the pleasant terrace.
