Italian
- Review
- Sydney
Forget pineapple: a’Mare’s new pizzeria is pushing delicious into unorthodox territory
Renowned Italian chef-restaurateur Alessandro Pavoni’s new venture offers a few divisive manoeuvres for adventurous diners.
- Myffy Rigby
- Review
- Red Hill
Lunetta Trattoria
Lunetta’s casual sibling, serving arancini and lumache alla vodka.
- David Matthews
12 of Sydney’s best hatted Italian restaurants from the Good Food Guide
The Emerald City’s top spots for pasta, pizza and all things pomodoro from the Good Food Guide 2026.
- Good Food Guide reviewers
The Good Food guide to Melbourne’s top 10 hatted Italian restaurants
Whether it’s an inner-city power lunch powerhouse or a swish find on the city’s fringe, here are Melbourne’s molto buono Italian stallions.
- Good Food Guide reviewers
Roma is Melbourne’s hot new Italian, with extra-large pastas and a shrine to antipasti
From the creator of The European and Kirk’s, it’s a love letter to the Italian capital. Here’s everything you need to know about this all-day restaurant.
- Quincy Malesovas
- Exclusive
- Just open
Odd Culture joins the Italian party with warm new neighbourhood-style osteria, Bruno
From Peroni focaccia to radicchio spritzes, the hospitality group behind The Old Fitzroy and The Duke of Enmore is taking a fresh look at the familiar cuisine.
- Bianca Hrovat
- Review
- Leichhardt
The incredible, gravity-defying pizza putting Sydney’s Little Italy back on the map
It’s so tricky to make this pizza that you’ll rarely find it in restaurants, but this Naples-born chef is nailing it.
- Erina Starkey
- Review
- Sydney
The Charles’ new Italian subterranean supper club is the place to split a spaghetti
Yes, it’s another Italian restaurant, but this basement restaurant is drawing the Gen Z crowds with its Rat Pack “swagger” and ramped-up theatre.
- David Matthews
- Review
- Paddington
Brisbane’s best pizza? That’s not all at this brilliant Paddington restaurant
It’s adored by locals and has won awards in Italy (seriously). But how good is it, really?
- Matt Shea