Set up in 2011 after years as a nomadic programme, Studio Fotokino covers visual arts broadly – photography, illustration, graphic design, cinema, and video all get space here. Exhibitions rotate regularly and recent shows have included Geoffroy Pithon, Simon Roussin and Nathalie du Pasquier. They run workshops, talks and guided visits for adults and children, and publish small editions tied to the exhibitions. The bookshop is great too with endless zines and design titles you’ll want to take home.

Fresh food from the market with palpably Italian inspiration & cosy decor. Be sure that you book in advance to enjoy a table in the garden.

Andréa Pittaluga launched La Ola with a simple idea: hand the kitchen to talented chefs and let them cook what they want. Khouloude Ben Thayer’s residency brought aubergine terrine with hazelnut chimichurri, while Ely Tran served dashi kombu and pandan desserts from her Southeast Asian repertoire. The format stays the same – small plates, natural wines, an all-women front-of-house team – but the flavours shift entirely depending on who’s cooking. The residency concept means each chef brings their own approach, which is exactly why it works.

Livingston is one of the hipper additions to the city's thriving restaurant scene. Led by the team behind La Mercerie and chef Valentin Raffali, this wine bar/bistro offers an ever-evolving menu of edgy modern comfort-food with tantalising trans-Mediterranean flavours. The carefully curated selection of organic and biodynamic wines are the pièce-de-resistance of the culinary experience!