My wagyu beef pasta was one of the best dishes I had in Australia…read more Pizza was very good too. Mateo, our waiter, was friendly and made our meal enjoyable. I highly recommend.

It felt like we were in Italy. The crust was crispy and fluffy at the same time and the service was…read moretop notch. Highly recommend this establishment!!!

This cute pick-up pizza joint was really close to where we were staying in Bondi…read more The pizzas come in 3 sizes with the smallest size being a personal size, we got 2 of the medium size pizzas for 2 people and had a few pieces of leftover pizza. We got the Lamborghini with lamb meatballs, tomato, eggplant and ricotta and the Americano with tomato, pepperoni and topped with rocket (arugula) and roasted garlic oil. We also got a side of their garlic aioli. The pizza was thin and I loved all the unique toppings!

I've been watching this little pizza joint do a booming takeaway business for weeks now and last…read morenight it became obvious why. Case in point: where else could I easily and affordably feed a picky-eating 8-year-old, a health nut and a celiac with equally positive results? Doughboy made this seemingly difficult task a piece of pie. Their pizzas range from the basic of basics to the ultimately delicious and equally puntastic (think: Lamborghini) and more than that, they have one of the most delicious gluten free crusts I've ever had. It's fast, delicious and affordable. And there's ice cream involved.

Worth feeding to the fire…read more Loooots of anchovies on all the dishes. Anchovy taste for a decade to come.

You know when you're overseas, and the best restaurants always turn out to be the dodgiest looking?…read moreIt seems the same concept could be applied to Bondi's backpacker infested beachfront haunts, the Campbell Parade strip of diners an area I prefer to avoid. Apprehension was my gut reaction upon arriving at Gelbison, a pokey little restaurant with dated interiors featuring potted plants, harsh yellow lighting and varnished timber everything. The unidentifiable brown sauce smothering Lover's veal scallopine was equally concerning (I let him do the tasting on that one) but I must give the kitchen snaps on their pizza. A simple margherita with a light layer of tomato sauce, substantial mozzarella slices and dried oregano had a thin, crispy base; the $14 price tag not too shabby either. Their lengthy menu is a red flag for hit-and-miss potential, but I've heard good things about their bowls of mussels cooked in a lemony sauce with fresh parsely, and would happily forgo ambience on another occasion if the meal were to be as surprisingly pleasant as my last.

Society Pizzeria di Catania is a casual and authentic italian food, with homage to Catania, Sicily,…read moreand served with a generous pinch of italian fun. For starters we order the Semplice garlic and mozzarella calzone ($8). The slices softly ooze melted mozzarella and on first bite we develop a satisfying stringy, cheesy bond with the Semplice. Heaven!! The Caprese salad ($12) of bufala mozzarella, roma tomato and basil is simple, fresh and vibrant on the plate as well as on the palate. Society Pizzeria Di Catania have 3 pizza sizes; traditional, 0.5m and 1m pizzas. Given we want to try 2 types, our waitress suggests the 0.5m rectangular pizza, which is the same cost and size as selecting 2 traditional round pizzas separately. The pizza board is massive when it arrives, with generous toppings all the way to the edges. The aroma of truffle oil is from the Marcantonio ($20) is irresistable, and compliments the saltiness from the proscuitto and the lightness of the fior di latte cow's milk mozzarella. The wood-fired dough is super light and thin, with puffy cloud-like crusts that are easy to eat.

This is Italy outside of Italy…read more The atmosphere is good, the food is great and the wine is brilliant. There are plenty of Italian restaurants in Sydney and I've tried a lot of them but this is the one. Try their truffle cream pizza. I never regret it.

They have awesome vegan pizza and soup options. Super fast service and the staff are really great…read more Basically across front the beach which makes it easy to grab a burger or slice en route to the ocean. $5 beer & wine + semi out door seating.

5$ for a delicious slice !…read more Right on the corner of Halle st, pretty convenient walking distance from the beach and my flat. The place is small, the manager is nice and they deliver. What's not to be happy about ?!

Its position alone makes it special. But it backs this up with a unique charm and some delicious…read morefood. The Sand Pit is a Bondi Beach institution. For me, it is an after-beach hang out and meeting place where a good coffee, a killer view and some tasty morsels are guaranteed. It's a brunch haven the stands tall amongst the many brunch options on the famous Bondi strip. Inside is lovely, but the prime seats are out on the pavement, where you're just as well looked after but get the kiss of the gorgeous Sydney Sun at the same time. Its buzzing, its dynamic, its cultured and it needn't be too decadent with an inspired menu that caters for the health conscious and the ravenous pizza addicts alike. You could quite feasibly spend an entire day here, moving from brunch to lunch to a crisp bottle of white wine with some snacky titbits as the remnants of another perfect day in Bondi leave you smiling... simply because life is just grand.

Decor - good with plenty of shaded patio and interior seats. Resembles typical cafe with upscale…read morecoffee and sweets. At first glance you might mistake the place for just coffee and tea. Food - I enjoyed the special fish (snapper) dish a lot. Rest of family tried two small pizzas. The pizza was average. They were still hungry so we added dessert. Dessert - all was good but place was packed and service was very slow at this point somewhat hurting our overall experience. We ordered an Affagato - it had espresso already poured on ice cream - so that destroyed my fun and ice cream very melted upon arrival. The other desserts each arrived at different times. Frustrated a bit - which is rare while on vacation. Service - off to great start then crashed and burned near end. First restaurant in Australia to ask for service tip during checkout. Value - Bill was over $200 aud for 5 of us with wine and after dinner drinks. Not good. Overall - would I return? No. This could have been 5 stars with better pizza and service. Pasta likely the better choice.

Best gluten free pizza in Sydney!! Right off Bondi Beach, this gem is nestled in the shopping area…read morenear woolworths. It was a beautiful day so I ordered my pizza as takeout so I could eat at the beach. The waiter was so nice and got my order taken very promptly and I only had to wait about 10 minutes despite the place being pretty busy! I got the Rossa pizza on a gluten free crust and I asked fadded prawns. The prawns were HUGE and the crust was soft and baked to perfection. Absolutely delicious tomato sauce as well.

Delicious authentic Italian food! Great atmosphere! Good beer, great wine, sparkling Prosecco, and…read morethe pizzas are so good too! Oh and how can I forget the calzones!! Delicious! Best service here on Bondi Beach! I love this restaurant and will be back here every year!

The Corner House is one of those great places with a host of different rooms and environments to…read morecater for everyone. Whether you are after a drink, a nibble or a full sit-down meal, The Corner House has a spot for you. There's the full dining room, which caters for sit-down dinners with a full menu. But there's a great bar menu which you can order in any of the other areas and it offers a great mix of antipasto and pizzas. The servings are very generous - so don't get too carried away with your order although the bar are obliging with doggy bags. My favourites are the front area which features a high bar with stools where you can relax and watch the action on Bondi Road and the upstairs bar area with its sofas, tiny tables and ottomans. There's two balconies, one large with lots of tables and chairs and one small with a couple of chairs but these are usually rammed with smokers so are best avoided unless you want to smoke.

Never disappoints! Regularly one of the best places to dine in Bondi…read more Not just for Pizza. A great and unusual wine selection and a seasonally rotating menu on the blackboard. Highly recommend the Ben Buckler - prawns, inoffensive white anchovies and zesty preserved lemon or Gonzo - Tasty mushroom pizzas. Head upstairs to the bar on a Sunday Arvo for cocktails & dj as the sun sets.

12/6/24 After a…read moregreat day at Bondi Beach our bellies needed to be satiated. Funky bar type atmosphere. Very eclectic. Equipped with outdoor seating. We ordered burgers, fried fish and beer. My fish was ok. Loved the local beer. Decent meal. Wait staff friendly. Note: No split checks.

Definitely one of, if not the, best burgers I've eaten (and I'm from the States, so that's quite a…read morefew). Everything in the burger was just right. It was quite filling, but it wasn't one of those burgers that makes you feel a little disgusting from eating all of the oil and fat from it. The fries were also quite good, but not as notable. An assortment of sauces will be served with the burgers that are fun to try with your meal. I got a berry kombucha that, while not homemade, is made by Tony's "good mate liam in byron bay." It was one of the better kombuchas I've had as well. The staff are extremely friendly and chatty. The joint is well decorated with musical paraphernalia and a comfy outside seating arrangement. Note 1: I highly recommend the burger order I got after our waitress excitedly told us it was her favorite. The #BORDY with bacon added on. Note 2: They will swap any of the burger patties with a plant based patty for a couple bucks, so vegetarians aren't out of luck. The vegetarians I ate with said it was still very good, but not at the same level as I was describing the burger I had. Note 3: They are dog friendly. I saw one dog there while I was eating and a few more when I had passed by earlier in the day.