12-16 Challis Ave, Potts Point NSW 2011, Australia
What travelers say:
On a quiet street, there is an unattractive facade, behind the fridge door, hiding the most amazing cocktail bar we have never been to. Queued for about 15 minutes but it is worth it because you will be treated with hospitality inside. The atmosphere inside is unique and very creative, and the cocktails are delicious (at a very reasonable price). Great experience. I highly recommend it.
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On a quiet street, there is an unattractive facade, behind the fridge door, hiding the most amazing cocktail bar we have never been to. Queued for about 15 minutes but it is worth it because you will be treated with hospitality inside. The atmosphere inside is unique and very creative, and the cocktails are delicious (at a very reasonable price). Great experience. I highly recommend it.
This is a very good Italian restaurant in Sydney. There are many varieties of dishes and the choice of materials is also very good. Whether it is dishes or desserts, they are very delicious, and the price is relatively moderate, and the price is very high.
This is a very high-end Italian restaurant in Sydney, and every dish is carefully designed, whether it is made or presented. The taste is superb, that is, the amount is relatively small. The whole restaurant plays soft light music, so that every customer can have a taste and hearing double enjoyment, it is a good dining experience.
This Italian restaurant is located in Sydney's new harbour town and the restaurant's environment is very elegant. The Italian food here is improved and more in line with the taste of Australians. The overall taste is quite good, a bit sweet, but not greasy, a very good restaurant.
Although it is an Italian restaurant, their Florence steak is not to be missed. There are often long queues in front of the tavern-style bakery, and modern small restaurants display Italian food cooked seasonally by Mediterranean people. Busy waiters, chatting guests in Italian and oversized sunglasses everywhere are what is clearly Rome.