Hands down best pizza place I've been to! I'm from NY where we pride ourselves in amazing pizza and…read morebeen to Italy and this place here has been the best ever!!!! We came here twice for pizza and regretted not going again!! Hahah! Cocktails are pricey but great quality ingredients. If nothing catches your attention no worries! They are highly skilled bartenders here so just let them know what you are in the mood for. If I ever make it back to Sydney this would be my first stop! The fra diavolo pie is amazing!!!!!!!!!! Spicy so keep that in mind! Bartenders were amazing!!!!!! Great guys!

This is second time for me to come here and dine. This time we ordered Pizza Margarita(AD$17),…read morePizza Four Fromage(AD$28), and Green Leaf Salad(AD$10). Cost performance 4/5 comparing Pizza Four Frimage (AD$28) to Pizza Margarita(AD$17), $28 is bit deal. Green Leaf Salad was fantastic. It's very big portion and leaves were extremely fresh and balsamic vinegar dressing was perfectly matching. Atmosphere: 4/5 It was Saturday night so no complaining but it was a little bit noisy.

Unique concept! You have to book ahead for your 90 minute slot. It's one big table where you sit…read morewith strangers (but it's big enough that other groups don't talk to each other) and the food is brought out as it's made, offered to each person. You can take as much pizza and pasta as you want during the time. Most of the pizzas were very good! They were all unique, but some were a bit salty - and beware of the strong blue cheese! The pastas weren't really that great...pretty basic. For $25, it's worth it for the unique experience, but I probably wouldn't go back. It'd be nice if the dessert pizza was included, rather than a separate fee just for some Nutella on bread.

A delicious communal all-you-can-eat pizza & pasta extravaganza?…read more Naaaaaaaaaailed it! Situated in Brisbane St, the little laneway connecting Oxford St to Harmony Park in Surry Hills, this joint replaces a little Japanese restaurant that had been there for 16 years. As everyone that passed the 6th grade knows, Einstein's Formula for Deliciousness states: Innovative concept + brilliant service + delicious food + amazing value + All You Can Eat = ten truckloads of WIN. Here's how it works: you pay either $20 (unlimited pizza & pasta) or $29 (unlimited pizza or pasta + sides) and sit around a communal table while an affable waiter (we had Jonny) cracks jokes and brings around slices of 'za and steaming spoonfuls of pasta - all different, all delicious - until you've maxed out the elastic on your fat pants and you roll out the door and aim yourself down the hill at your car. Brilliant. I'm coming back, and I'm bringing freaking everyone.

A very cozy Italian restaurant with lovely staff amazing dishes. It does get crowded and…read morereservations are a must in advance. Way in advance... Enjoy!

The menu choices are very good for this restaurant. The opening hours are convenient, however the…read morerestaurant is in a somewhat difficult location. Overall great European food and atmosphere. The atmosphere brings a welcoming ambiance.

Some days you don't want to eat at your desk or have a crappy sandwich from the food court. And…read morewhen you don't, Janus is one of the nice options. It's located upstairs from the Westfield foodcourt and the tables are arranged in a spacious area with high ceiling and natural light. The menu is basic but good: salads, pasta, pizza, meat and fish. I personally like the lamb salad there, as well as the pizzas: thin crust and not too big, ideal if you have to stay awake in the afternoon. The service is good and there is always room. A good choice for a bit of lunch time wind-down!

Such average food (came for dinner) for a nice location. Not value for money. The food is simply…read moredone and doesn't have much taste. They also charge way too much for a milkshake which is nothing special Won't be back

A hopeful trend is coming to Darlinghurst. One with class, skill and sensations…read more On each visit to this lovely hidden suburb, I am surprised. A new small bar here, a small eatery there. Darlinghurst is the suburb becoming. Sagra is a sure standout restaurant on a busy corner of main happening strip. Don't be fooled that this little italian on the corner but once your eyes are set upon, you are stunned and surprised in a good way that it has been pulled off. A small 10+ table restaurant that has embraced a grey wood feel with the warm glow of wall hanging lights, a delightful contrast to the eyes. Certainly an inviting place to dine at. A good pick. But we wanted to sit outside along an edged table that is the barrier to the business. Straight away seated (reclaimed booking) and a small dish of olives, bread and oil is of course a typical mediterranean start to any meal. I am delighted because this small dish had heart. A torn up menu for its base to soak up any drips of oils or saliva with each peck. But a meal ain't started without a bottle of Chianti. Of course the restaurant had italian wines and they all were. I tried to find something australian but no luck. I knew this place meant business offering you a forced traditional experience. But it was in no way pompous as cute staff members are happy to explain and translate each stages and dishes. A primi start of tagliatelle with marjoram, lemon & pecorino was a powerful hit of flavours that I would not soon forget. Every single bite was the exact equal of flavours that held onto the last bit of pasta. The sauce just held onto dear life to it. My lips were buzzing with the flavour sensations. More Chianti, more smiles. Started to notice people walking by in front of us looking onto our table and into your dishes with hungry eyes. This was entertainment for us. More so people walking past and stopping to admire this little italian. A quarter ventured in. This way, the place filled up quickly. A secondi was simple choices. Fish or lamb? White or red? We obviously had picked Lamb with verdure miste to go hand with our favourite bottle of the evening. The portion was think...and soft. Win! Cooked through and through, I'd expect this delicate meat from a rare cooked meat but obviously I was under the assumption they are average quality meat. Bah! I know nothing. Amateur I am. It was delicious was all I could say. The lamb being so so tender I enjoyed it all. It wasn't the first thing I finished with the sides going first. I'm not a fan of eggplant and now I am. Marinated to absolute bliss along with tomatoes mixed in, any longer on the stove would have turned into a sauce. Melts in the mouth. The meat I used to soak up the rest of the plate so I didn't have the crass to lick up the plate. Upon finishing the bottle with 2 plates cleaned out, I was convinced with ease and a smile to try dessert. I'm expecting decadence. A smashed meringue, peaches & mascarpone is brought out and thats when I dropped my spoon and covered my mouth. "oh my god!" It simply collapsed, melted and fizzed in my mouth with a simple tongue press instead of any chew. A pallet cleans and replaced subtleness of sweet three simple ingredients. I didn't want to leave and it was already 2 hours. We asked for another bottle but of certain flavours which were instantly understood and brought out. Of course it was poured and tasted to see what it is we wanted but without a doubt it was United Nations standard of translation need for a finishing dining experience. With a three cheese plate, it was all a yes, Yes, YES... and a grappa salute. Entering at opening time and leaving closing time, a cozy walk away from this little italian restaurant called Sagra thinking and savouring the experience will have me running back. Actually, I ran back because I forgot my jacket thinking about this. Darlinghurst didn't disappoint yet again and Sagra staff should be congratulated. A everyday changing menu would sure welcome you back and try a whole new again experience. Well done. YUM! Mark My Words

We came here expecting greatness and left feeling very underwhelmed…read more On the surface Sagra has everything a lovely dinner spot should have in Darlinghurst. Situated in an area not known for culinary greatness. The decor and ambiance created in this renovated space is awesome. The short wine list is exceptional with amazing Italian wines together with a "specials" list of wines too which were very tasty indeed. If you read through my other reviews the high points of any of my favourite restaurants is the service closely followed by the food ;). Sagra needs to work on its service. It is erratic and at often times familiarity becomes rudeness. A number of times the manager on the floor came across as gruff and not interested in providing the fun, warm and engaging customer service I have come to expect. The food was OK no where near the quality of similar Italian restaurants in the local area e.g Baccomatto Osteria. The pasta was a little stodgy and the sauces lacked. The squid was a little rubbery and cut into mega pieces that were hard to handle. Look overall for this area its a good restaurant but it does not compare to some of this restaurants peers of a similar vintage.

I've been mourning the closure of Cafe Putyka on this very site. The hearty Eastern European meals,…read morethe friendly service, the Czech beer on tap, and the value for money. Oh, to get the combination of food and service this good so close to the Bridge was a rare treat indeed. Thankfully, Anchor seems to have picked up the baton and is running with it. A pizza & pasta joint with a touch of class, the hearty Italian meals and the friendly service are a welcome relief, even if the beer is bottled (no bother) and the value for money not quite as good (but still, quite good). And the reggae beats? I can't explain that, but I'm guessing they will soon be replaced by something involving a mandolin. In any case, I am sure to return again and again.

Found this quaint neighborhood eatery on yelp and walked in with a party of seven. Really enjoyed…read moreour meal. Pizzas were delicious. The sizzling scampi was great (we ordered two more after our first one!). Spaghetti bolognese lacked a ton of flavor but everything else was delightful!

Great food! Was a nice find. A little hole in the wall place with great food and service!read more

Solid 3.5 star, not more. We ordered 6 different dishes -pizza was the best of the lot. This is…read moregood food, but not authentic Italian -sorry just is not. If you are looking for real Italian, keep looking. The service was stellar and responsive. So, if you are just hungry and don't want to walk further, eat here, it's good food.

I had ordered using Uber Eats. My review is mostly based on the food. I have visited the location…read moreduring my touring the city. Darling Harbour is a very beautiful place. It has multiple stores and activities to do. The food was not good. I had ordered a margarita pizza and a pear salad. The pizza was average and kind of soft. The pear salad was way too sweet for me. The atmosphere of the location seemed like a quick snack stop since it had bar stools mostly. I can not comment on the customer service since I did not dine in. Reasons for Rating: +1 Excellent location and parking +0 Food taste really good N/A Customer service +0.5 Interior/atmosphere +0.5 Would return/recommend others

Food: 4/5 Service: 4/5…read moreCleanliness: 4/5 Decor & Style: 4/5 The pizza was good, 4/5, but not the best. I enjoyed the ambience here and street seating. Great for late night relaxation. Service was a tad slow but good nonetheless.