There was a magic time in the late 1970s when two restaurants in Market Square featured world-class jazz pianists. Kosta's, downstairs on the inner courtyard, featured the brilliant and sophisticated George Essihos, with the equally brilliant and soulful Louise Rose, newly arrived in town, playing Stewart's, which was upstairs where Famoso Neapolitan Pizza is located. No cover charge, and those were the days of silly liquor laws that meant restaurants had to ask if you intended to eat (nudge, nudge, wink, wink) before they could serve you drinks. I think you were OK as long as there was a menu on the table–I know for a fact that we drank a lot more than we ate, and the music was sublime.