Delicious ravioli with burnt butter, pumpkin and walnuts! My friend had this fish with zucchini…read morepasta and it was also amazing. The truffle fries were great, Nom nom nom! I couldn't them all day! Vanilla and peanut butter shake was interesting. My favourite would be the highly recommended Oreo and Nutella shake!!! Divine!!!! The food is costly but worth it!! The service was pretty bad but hey you can't have all great things in one!!! 8/10

Second store out in Drummoyne for Salt Meats Cheese…read more The store is shared with Harris Farm. Walked in around 140pm on a Saturday and all the tables were taken! So opted to just grab a pre made ham roll. Order and pay at the counter and you will get a number. I ordered 2 X ham and three cheese buns $7 and a Nutella muffin$5 . I didn't realize till after I left that they gave me a Nutella donut instead of a muffin! Sigh. They place looks like it's still finding its feet. Will be back and hopefully won't be as busy.

Victoire was the first of the seriously good bakeries in Sydney. Before Zumbo, before Bourke…read moreStreet, before Black Star Pastry, Victoire was getting it just right. They import their sourdough flour from France, and you can tell. Their sourdough Levains are probably my favourite bread loaves in the whole wide world (though these days they're rather expensive). This is a little piece of Paris, in the middle of Rozelle. That sounds cheesy, but it's true, they're the real deal. I have known Victoire Bakery since I was a little tot - and they were still down in East Balmain - so I admit this review is skewed by nostalgia. After East Balmain they moved into the main drag in Balmain, now they're in Rozelle, and who knows, they may keep moving west! Victoire's taught me what a croissant ought to taste like (and how to pronounce it too). Unfortunately this means that all other croissants dissatisfy me.

By far the BEST bakery I have been to in Sydney, their bread amazing, there cakes beyond amazing,…read moreeven the savoury and sweet tarts are a joy, you just can't get better!

Good food, not the greatest value. I agree with the first reviewer that the food's not quite worth…read morewhat's being charged - mostly because of portion sizes. The pita bread is good and the meat is lovingly cooked over the grill for all to see with a good spice blend. However, the tzatziki sauce is a bit bland and when the classic chicken pita said it came with chips I assumed that meant a side of them - not three rolled into the sandwich itself. The standouts of our meal were the calamari, which was fried nicely so as not to be squishy but also not too crusted with oil either, and the spanikopita which was flawless. Overall, I can't see going back here just for sides, and the sandwiches and salads are all overpriced. If you want a quick Greek snack though, this is the only place nearby, so it's good enough in a pinch. Service is friendly as others have mentioned, but there aren't many tables and the hostess seats you but doesn't take your order (no menus either, only on the board behind the register), which confused us and others in line. We went on a Monday afternoon and there was not much queue to speak of, but I also wouldn't wait in the massive line I've seen formed on Friday/Saturday nights.

Have driven past this place many times and have heard good feedback so we decided to go during the…read moreweekday as hopefully that wouldn't be too packed as the weekend. We got there after 1pm and it was still a bit busy but there was 2 tables empty. We ordered: 1 x Spartan chicken (Oven roasted chicken with Aegean slaw, preserved lemon mayo, caramelised onions and parsley) 1 x Uncle 'Tzimmy' lamb (Signature slow cooked lamb with tomato, tzatziki, onion, paprika and chips) You get cutlery, serviettes etc and a table number, Food came out about 5 minutes later to you table which was great as we were both starving! The chicken was tasty and blended well with the coleslaw and the parsley gave it a fresh kick to it. The pita bread was thick and had a little grease to it but added to the flavour. I saw other customers ordering the fries with Feta & Oregano but we decided against getting them as we probably wouldn't be able to finish it. Plus, i wanted to get some sweet loukoumades to take away! :D Quick, Easy service with friendly staff to match.

You could easily miss this place as you drive up Lyons Road as it is snuggled between other shop…read morefront restaurants. There is a side street nearby where you can find parking. It is certainly worth a visit. A wine list is available and the four of us shared a bottle but we could have just settled for water as it was cold and needed since we had driven through Sydney's smoke haze. Our entrees (first course) were very nice and our mains were all good. There was plenty to eat for the barramundi meal and the pork & prawn pancake had lots of mint and separate dressing. It was surprisingly busy for a Tuesday night for sit down and delivery. The only loss of star was that there was a struggle to have all the main meals on the table in a timely manner.

Traditional Gyradiko has opened up in Rosebery!!!!…read more I've heard about this place out in Bexley but since that's a bit of a trek...never made it out there. Well hot damn I'm so glad it just opened up out this way. You can get takeaway or eat in...if you eat in you can bring the whole family as there's plenty of space. They serve alcohol too...what's not to like? You can get a gyro for $9, and if you want chips and a drink just tack on $5...can you say value?!? They have other dishes, but some weren't available yet like their burgers (I will eat you...maybe not now...but I will eat you.) I got the pork gyro and it was fan-fuggin-tastic. Tender meat and their chips are really really good...they must sprinkle the good stuff on them. They also make their own sauces, and I loved their aioli. Will definitely be back to get more gyro goodness as well as trying their platters.

Went to try the food here after it had been named as one of the top 5 gyros in Sydney (xplore)…read more While neither of us actually ordered gyro we were not disappointed. We both ordered a plate which came with crispy, pork cooked to perfection. If you enjoy crackling, get the pork! Side of tasty chips, fresh greek salad, good sized portion of tzatziki and AMAZING pita bread. The small platter cost $16 including a soft drink and the portion size was more than enough for me. The staff were also friendly and chatted to all of the customers who came through. Plenty of seating as well as being a take away shop. Will definitely be going back for a gyro!

Wonderful food. Awesome service. Great place. Highly recommended. Casual but up market. The start…read moreare awesome and the food is very fresh. Great for a families or couples.

You need to make the trip here! It was pretty busy and loud, but it felt like a true Italian home!…read moreThe owner checked in on us several times and thanked us personally for coming in. Our meals were delicious: Prosciutto e bufala, Lasagna, and Gnocchi alla Sorrentina.

Lovely spot for a cafe. Comfortable seating inside and small courtyard outside…read more Nice selections of cafe foods. I like that real milk (opposed to long life milk) is used. Price of a small latte is quite high though. There is small art works for sale. Overall a very sunny disposition.

I always love the freshly baked muffins with a good strong long black coffee. Good selection of…read morebreakfast items and sandwiches. Great spot to fuel up for a bay run or walk.

What a busy restaurant. The food is great, wonderful Italian food with lots of flavour. It is so…read moremouth watering that I can't wait to go there again. There is a large range of food from pizzas, salads to pasta dishes. The staff were very pleasant but run of their feet. The front counter serves ice cream and it is a place for take away pick ups. There is an outdoor eating area too, very pleasant on a warm summer night. The place was noisy inside as it has tiled floor and if you wear a hearing aid it is deafening. I tell you I had to guess what my friends were saying a lot of the time and I don't think there was background music. The price was ok. I will go there again.

Was fairly busy for a Monday night. This place is known for their gelato and they have won awards…read morefor their gelato. We had dinner there and shared 5 large pastas, 2 pizza and 2 salad between 8 people. There were decent portions and there was pasta left over to take home. The garlic bread pizza and the vegetable pizza was good as well as the fries. The pastas were decent and had enough sauce but the noodles were a bit soft. The seafood pasta was a bit fishy tasting but the flavours were decent. We had gelato afterwards for dessert. For 3 gelato cups, it was $18 and they pack the cups. We had the passion fruit, Toblerone and the dark chocolate gelato. They were all good but the Toblerone and the dark chocolate were very rich. The passion fruit was excellent.

Ok, the range of cakes and tarts are pretty impressive. The food however is blander than hearing my…read moreaccounting teacher talk about her life. Never before have I actually left more than 50% of food on my plate after paying $25 for the meal. The coleslaw was really bland, tasted like I was eating butter out of the fridge, the burger was so old and also tasted like off butter and the chips were so dead that they tasted like cardboard. The service was friendly however. Still doesn't make up for the lack of quality with the food however. I wouldn't recommend going here for lunch or coffee (the coffee is terrible). I would recommend the cakes though. Cakes 9/10

Great coffee and cakes. Service has always been friendly whenever I go here. Their lunch menu is…read morepretty nice and priced reasonably. I love the range of cakes they have (note :the mini cake cabinet is not at the cafe bit). This visit I had a latte and banana bread. The banana bread isn't as sweet as the mass produced style banana bread that you usually get from other cafes. Not sure if they bake it themselves but it was ssoo nice and soft. 2 thumbs up, I'll always come back here.