It may be named after a character from To Kill a Mockingbird, and a handsome, bespectacled Gregory Peck portrait may oversee this intimate, woodsy cafe, but the menu and the feel is more Euro-chic than Southern Gothic. You're greeted by a cabinet of cheese and champagne with a wooden board of Dench baguettes sitting on top, and the menu is a pared back, sophisticated selection featuring grilled Soignon goat's cheese with asparagus, or Spanish sardines on sourdough. The coffee (also available as a cold brew or plunger) is Arthur's Roast by the Maling Room, with a slinky mouthfeel and lightly malted flavour.