Italian
- Review
- Malvern
Let’s give this sophisticated Italian restaurant a quiet clap for its lovely acoustics
Sincero is a charming high-street restaurant with high-concept dishes from the team behind Buono in Melbourne’s bayside.
- Dani Valent
- Review
- Mount Hawthorn
High on garlic, ‘green goddess’ and gelato at Perth pizza paradise
Welcome to the kitchen of Paul Bentley, a pizzaiolo with a disruptive streak making pizza unharmed by either a 20-minute car ride or a sleepover in your fridge.
- Max Veenhuyzen
Where there’s smoke there’s ire: Central Coast’s highest-rated restaurant forced to close
Italian wood-fire restaurant Osteria il Coccia in Ettalong will close after failing to rectify smoke complaints.
- Bianca Hrovat
- Review
- Redfern
The pasta might have caught your attention, but there are other delights at Attenzione!
The wine bar-restaurant is big on personality and flavour, plus great cocktails, mystery wine and head-scratching dish names.
- Callan Boys
- Review
- Pascoe Vale South
Everyone can get a pizza the action at this allergy-friendly pizzeria
Plus: Don’t miss nonna’s-gnocchi-meets-potato-gems at warm and welcoming neighbourhood gem Shop 225.
- Dani Valent
Attenzione! There’s a hot new Italish-ish restaurant and wine bar to try in Redfern
Forget about the burrata - the Fabbrica alumni are going off script with an experimental menu.
- Bianca Hrovat
- Review
- Fremantle
Freo’s newly hatted restaurant has the kind of pizza you attack with a team
Flour, sugo and cheese, oh my! But there’s more than that to this raw pared-back dining room in the resurgent west end of our port city.
- Max Veenhuyzen
- Review
- Mount Eliza
The new Italian restaurant that Mount Eliza locals can’t stop talking about – with good reason
Dani Valent reviews Bau Bau, where regional Italian classics are reworked into elevated restaurant dishes, with impressive results.
- Dani Valent
- Exclusive
- Restaurant news
Legendary Lygon Street deli, restaurant and cafe set for extended closure – again
Despite undergoing extensive renovations in 2018, the Lygon Street landmark is about to be shuttered for another overhaul.
- Dani Valent
- Review
- Ettalong Beach
Can’t get into Firedoor? Drive to this more affordable fire-driven Central Coast gem
Osteria il Coccia exclusively uses fire and coals, but unlike Firedoor, it happily accepts walk-ins and a $49 pork cutlet is big enough to share.
- Callan Boys
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