This Restaurant is parked right next to the petrol station which leads to Some fear as to the…read morequality of the place. But as we all know you shouldn't judge a book by its cover & the restaurant is probably the best place to eat in the local area. the pizza & pasta are all worth a try and they also do takeaway. Not a cheap feed though.

Italian food with taste second to none. Run by local Italian family, with great family atmosphere…read more Woodfired pizza and home made pasta. Occasionally they have rabbit or goat mains, not to be missed. Leave space for mammas home Tiramisu and a great coffee. Cap it off with award winning limoncello made by the brother.

The Pizza is always fresh. They honestly have the Best garlic bread. The pizzas are Always full of…read moretoppings. The satay pizza is to die for! They also have Great meal deals perfect for a family. Staff are always polite and to the point. Delivery is quick.

This place is absolutely ridiculous. "Gourmet" small pizza no bigger than my hand, plus three…read moreextremely average pizzas and a garlic bread for $80. Disgusting food barely cooked and devoid of flavour. How dare you, ripping hardworking patrons out of money whilst refusing to actually address the issue. Do not buy pizzas from this place, from reviews I have since read (one of which involved mouldy pizza and a horribly rude manager) I can assure you your money would be better spent in the frozen pizza isle of the Woolworths down the street. Abhorrent.

Beautifully fresh food, generous quantities for the price and employs the local kids. Got five…read morelarge calamari rings and a dish of wedges with tartare sauce and lemon for $10. Delivery incurs a modest charge, but there is parking out the front for picking up.

Now I didn't expect this little gem in downtown Bargo!…read more We have family who live at Pheasants Nest and really only ever go to a great suburban Indian restaurant town (not suburb as we are in the bush out this way), but the last couple of times we had threatened to visit they mentioned their local italian, called 'The Local Italian'. WHAT a pleasant surprise. Attached to the Bargo BP petrol station I was thinking instantly this is going to be one of those little italian businesses who have moved into a kitchen space the landlord is desperate to rent out - wrong. The space where 'The Local Italian' is situated in Bargo is obviously the old mechanics work shop (and not the diner) and has been completely done up and looks great. This space would have no problems fitting in trendy Newtown, Leichhardt or Surry Hills. On to the food - fantastic! Just what I wanted from a family run Italian restaurant. All the staff were great, they knew the menu, knew the specials and they were totally in control. With started with the salad and bruschetta pizza, but also and parmesan bread pizza with a trio of condiments - great - tasty - simple. For main, I always have to try the gnocchi with four cheeses sauce .... and it was great. The others at the table had spinach and ricotta cannelloni, gnocchi special with tomato and eggplant sauce and pasta with fresh tomato sauce prawns and lots of garlic. If you are out Bargo ... ya gotta do this place.