Frattini is an awesome Italian restaurant where you can taste all the typical Italian flavours…read more From the Egglplant parmigiana to the ricotta balls your palate will be delighted by the fabulous flavours of the Italian kitchen! And all of this goes with the great range of Italian wines you can choose from the drink menu. We had a great Valpolicella with ricotta balls, awesome grilled mushrooms, salmon carpaccio, bruschetta, neonata and eggplant and veal parmigiana and despite the variety of dishes we ate, we felt very light and satisfied after the dinner! Absolutely recommended :)

Too pricy at $30 per main for the food we got quality is more like $22 per main.read more

All that glitters is not gold. Maybe I ordered the wrong…read morething as I've seen great reviews on the food. I ordered a couple of pizza thinking it would have a rich sauce, with cheese but it was more like a dry cracker bread with prosciutto in it. Even a drizzle of olive oil would have helped. I had to chase up the water ordered as I couldn't eat any more with out it. I do like the ambience of the place and I think it does have potential to be great, but just missed the mark for me today. It's sad with so many choices that u may only get one chance to make an impression.

I've eaten here several times. We love their margherita and beef ragu pizzas, but I've found their…read moreragu a little too salty every time (I thought maybe it was just me, but others thought so as well). It's tasty though, so that doesn't deter me from ordering it the next time. Very nice crust with good texture and thickness, crustiness with chewiness. For me, though, the best dish is their handmade gnocchi. Both the one in Gorgonzola sauce and the one in tomato basil sauce (also consistently slightly too salty) are delicious. Again, even though the tomato basil sauce is too salty most of the time, I prefer it to the Gorgonzola and usually order it. When we order it as takeaway, a few times we've had to wait 15 minutes longer than they had told us to pick up. That said, it's worth it. Staff is friendly and polite. Ambiance is nice. Prices are a bit north of reasonable. I love that the restaurant is tucked away like a neighborhood secret.

Such a great experience and so authenticly Italian. The woodfire pizza is beautiful and the…read moreatmosphere is wonderful. Great service and definitely planning to make this place a regular stop.

The diavola pizza is awesome! Bundle it with a couple of red wines and the tomato/boccocini salad…read moreand you have a great Monday date night for only $39. My new favourite "who wants to cook on Mondays?!" place.

I went to La Botte D'oro with a friend once, half the challenge was walking there as she was…read morecertain that she was too hungry to walk two blocks and I barely was able to stop her from buying some prawn crackers from a Chinese Restaurant en route. We got there and took our seats outside. The seats were already outside, we didn't rearrange the furniture, but we sat outside on seats that had been placed there at the start of the night. We ordered some food and drank our wine. The restaurant is BYO wine only. She knocked her wine over and onto my lap. We had a laugh. I cried inside. That was my best lap. This wasn't the best experience of La Botte D'oro, but I must say that the food was amazing and the service was also really good. So what I'm going to do now is an old literary technique. I'm going to fast forward to another time I frequented this restaurant. It's a cool autumn night and the moon is aglow in the sky. I walk with my family, from our various cars, to the restaurant in question. We sit inside and chat briefly over wine, and yes we "Brought (Y)Our Own" though the restaurant is licensed as well and my brothers choose beer over the fermented grape drink. We order food and there is some mild confusion as some of us have ordered the same dish, but received slightly variying platefuls. We sort it out with our friendly waiter and more prawn is on the way. A slight blight on the night, but alright. They were out of octopus and, I guess, didn't think we'd notice, but we are eagle eyed and once resolved relax back into an enjoyable meal. Desert comes and I steer clear, I'm not a sweet-toothed person, but everyone else seems to be enjoying it. Overall, La Botte D'oro has its faults but when the faults are rectified there's nothing stopping you from enjoying a good night out with delicious food, BYO wine and good or okay company. I recommend the seafood.

This place is very Italian. Starts with staff- family own…read moreplace they are all Italians, nice wine from Tuscany and great Italian food which was very tasty and not really expensive. Went there on Wednesday and the place was pretty busy.

Great location, amazing food, genuine Italian selection of drinks (plus their own sparkling water…read more$4pp bottomless), combined with extremely friendly and knowledgable staff makes Russo & Russo an unmissable Italian favourite up the Theatre end of Enmore's continually growing restaurant strip. We had the Zucchini Flower, Wagyu Bresaola, Grilled Eggplant and Panna Cotta which were all amazing!

Absolutely outstanding! From the moment I walked in, until…read moreI had to take my leave, Osteria di Russo & Russo pushed the envelope of excellence to a new level. The wine recommendations were spot on, exceeding my expectations. The dish suggested was delectable. Grilled home made pork sausage over lentils with grilled peaches atop a decadent glob of marscapone cheese. I know I'm missing something but I'm still dizzy from this incredible combination of flavors that left me promising to return from half way around the world again. If you're anywhere close..... Eat Here! Well done!!!

Absolutely deciduous. Never disappointed before l. The pasta is absolutely delicious and quality…read moreingredients are used. You won't regret it

We were referred here and we had great local food and warm customer service. It was our first time…read morehere and we were treated like family. The specials were extensive and very fresh. I was in artichoke heaven. Spring produce is so fabulous when they cook it here. I have to workout tomorrow because I ate everything off my plate. Just book it!

Loud classic family restaurant great waiter very attentive and happy, pizza bevilacua brought back…read morememories of Florence, mushrooms done in butter, garlic parsley recommend them pizza very Italian. .

DELICIOUS! This is a big beautiful restaurant with a relaxed…read morefeel, perfect for a casual lunch or a nice dinner out. Everything I ate was ridiculously good and my selected plates looked like this: Garlic bread (2 large pieces), 2 pieces of fried mozzarella pattys, moretti pasta with fettuccine (prawns and mushrooms to die for with a beautiful tomato cream sauce) and a pizza with salami and Italian sausage amongst some of the toppings. The crust on the pizza was heavenly and probably one of the best I've had to date.

Why have I been here twice now? Why when this place from the outset looks proper clinical? Well the…read morereason is my friends uncle lives a few houses down and as a '60s italian migrant, said we should check it out ... and you don't argue with that !! The food is very typical of an italian eatery - pizzas, pastas and everything in between. The pizza is rather beautiful ... not on par with say Mario's or Rosso Pommodoro .. but great none the less - a special shout out goes to the chef who made the bruschetta into a pizza for us. The pastas ... well, it seems this place may have a slight reputation for their pastas. All 6 of us ordered a pasta dish as a main and of all the dishes ordered, the Pappardelle pork/veal ragu and the Pappardelle Pescatore (a tomato based seafood dish) were the 2 standout mains. Service here is slow but hey, when in Rome right? Hows that saying go?? Dolce far niente - pleasantly doing nothing.. and that's certainly what it's like here, but see this is what I love. You can sit here for HOURS talking and laughing and nibbling on the food that is still on the table because as Italians, you don't clear the table unless asked. Both times that we have come here, they have had large groups celebrating - one was a christening and the other a birthday, so this restaurant clearly caters for groups. Overall, a nice restaurant with decent food that caters for all and far from offends.

I've been twice to this restaurant and attended a function there as well, and whilst I've…read morepleasantly enjoyed the cuisine, I'm a bit perplexed about the raves. The pastas are nice, the pizzas OK, the service lousy and waitstaff can be very brusque. I've also noticed that the staff don't deal well with large functions. Glasses are forgotten, plates not changed, have to ask for clean serviettes, grated cheese, water etc. Mario's at Croydon has very good pastas & better pizzas, so they don't have a monopoly. Of course the venue is a lot better at Pappardelle. Am I being critical? No more than how I critique other places. If you are in the restaurant business good food is just one criteria, friendly and enthusiastic staff who are eager to please & interact will make your clients come back again & again. Nothing else to add.

Sure I've made a delicious nachos for eight people including a separate pot full of that same…read morescrumptious food only with a particular bent on beans and less so on meat, a kind of vegetarian option, if you will. Yes I've slaved away in the kitchen and cooked up an amazing succulent looking, mouth watering pork roast with various roast vegetables including pumpkin, sweet potato and regular potato. But this food is required for a scene that we probably won't be filming until after dinner and therefore catch 22 laughs at us with it's snidely positioned face and calls us names which are both insulting and unnecessary. So, to rectify the situation, how to eat dinner and yet still have the dinner scene food ready for the dinner scene which is after dinner, we order Pizza. One of our team suggests Casa Messina, a Pizza Restaurant in the area. So I look it up on the Google and I get my phone. Being in charge of catering and also in charge of money for the shoot, I make the call and order some pizza. Then, like magic, half an hour later, there's a ringing on the doorbell and the pizza has arrived. We call "break" and sit around on set eating the flavoursome pizzas. They are cheesy and full of toppings and piping hot. I was hesitant to go with Casa Messina as it was a little more expensive than somewhere like Domino's, but the quality blows Domino's out of the cheesy Italian water. We managed to remain on budget and my food did not go to waste, so a good effort there, even if it did mean that I was eating Nachos by myself for the entire week.

We used to come here as kid free people when it was gelbison. The pizzas are still great despite…read morethe name change. The service is efficient and friendly and generous to us now kid encumbered people. My 2 girls loved the Gorgonzola gnocchi.

George and Lina are my local and my go to. The coffee is excellent, the service is top notch and…read morethey provide a great atmosphere. I would trust them with my kids. They provide a feeling of community in Drummoyne and we would be much poorer without them. Food is great as well if you are wanting it, although they need to add a chicken wrap to the menu! Food 5/5 Service 5/5 Ambiance 5/5 Price 5/5

Stepping in to Three Rosettas is like coming home. The…read morefamily-run café has staff that make you feel welcome from the minute you walk in, happy to share a joke and a smile. It's a small, charming space that is decorated with the perfect blend of hipster and homely, and the sensory lab coffee on offer warms the stomach and the heart. The menu is mid-sized, with something to suit every taste. I had the BLT on Turkish, very filling and the perfect blend of flavours with fresh ripe tomato and crispy bacon and the bread toasted to perfection. The menu being perfectly priced for a student wallet is just an added bonus!! Would 100% recommend coming here for a catch up or even a place to sit and read. Oh and the music playlist is on point