This place is always reliable for decently sized, well-made Italian meals. Highlights include puffy, crusted pizzas topped with favourites like ham, mushroom, artichokes and anchovies, and thick logs of eggplantfilled cannelloni draped with a creamy and fragrant béchamel sauce. Especially good is a lightly oiled salad layered with thick, fatty cuts of Parma and crunchy cucumber. Much less pleasing is what looks like a complimentary bread basket on the table but – unless you’re alert enough to return it – actually costs $4.50, as well as the restaurant’s stubborn refusal to serve plain tap water.
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Bus Lines: 7, 77, 106, 174
Telephone 6475 2298
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Telephone 6836 3373
Main courses from $25.00 to $35.00
Open Mon-Fri noon-2.45pm; Sat & Sun 11.30am-2.45pm. Dinner Sun-Thu 6-10.15pm; Fri & Sat 6-10.30pm.
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nice salad, soggy pasta and bland sauces! what's going on?? When you pay $100 per head, one would expect higher standards than this. and house wines start at $70! Then of course, they want to close up at 11pm on a sat night! My own pasta's better than the soggy, blah pile i was served with!
Posted on Sat 25 Jul 2009 22:57:13
Food was nice enough,but terrible value for money and eager to kick customers out after 11, despite still eating. $400 for 4 people, plus $5 charge for basic bread basket - what a joke. Cook at home or go to Senso (at least you get great food, great wine and great service for the price).
Posted on Wed 15 Apr 2009 23:24:16