
Victorian cast iron overhead
Alto's sign sits beneath George's Street Arcade's dark green cast-iron arches and gothic quatrefoils.

Open seven days
A small counter for coffee, sandwiches and cake.
Under the ironwork
Alto is a small counter at 22 South Great George's Street, inside George's Street Arcade — the Victorian market hall that opened in 1881. Its sage-green fascia and slab-lettered sign sit right under the arcade's cast-iron arches.
The counter serves coffee, breakfast, brunch and lunch, seven days a week. Sandwiches sit labelled in a glass case, with brownies, traybakes and rocky road in the case beside it.
At the counter

Alto's sign sits beneath George's Street Arcade's dark green cast-iron arches and gothic quatrefoils.

Chicken pesto, ham and cheese and chorizo, stacked and labelled in the glass case.

Brownies, almond traybakes topped with cream and toasted almonds, and rocky road, kept in the cake case by the counter.
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