mark + vinny's spaghetti & spritz


whitnieee
5
5 yıl önce
surry hills
great place, good service. i love their spritz 😍 would defo come back again!

the charcoal pasta was my fav, definitely recommend
and they have the best gnocchi i’ve tried so far so good job 👍🏻

food 4.5/5
drinks 4.5/5
atmosphere 5/5
service 5/5
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tulika
5
6 yıl önce
surry hills
just one word - outstanding!!!!! everything was perfect starting from the entrees to the desserts. first day opened for the public and we made sure we had a table booked and we were lucky enough. started with fiori di zucca and melanzana - both of which was excellent. the cocktails were amazing too - loved the maitai spritz. for the mains we had the zucchini linguini, charcoal bucatini, beetroot spaghettini and macaruni calabrese - each of which was again splendid. and then came the desserts which was heavenly. overall an amazing experience, a bit on an expensive side. we met mark and vinny, the owners are lovely.
food - 5/5
drinks - 5/5
ambience - 5/5
service - 5/5
value for money - 4/5
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katie
5
6 yıl önce
surry hills
this place is amazing! the atmosphere is warm and welcoming as soon as you walk in the door. the drinks are different and creative. great mix of vegan and meat dishes to suit all groups.

will re visit
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simon
4
6 yıl önce
surry hills
thanks to pendulum communications for the invite to a menu tasting. but first it's refreshments of the pash me spritz - vermouth bianco, passionfruit, prosecco, soda ($18)and the classic florence spritz - aperol, prosecco, fever tree soda ($16). both enjoyed and there's plenty of other spritz variations on the menu to tempt. starters consisted of a few of vegan dishes. cece - chickpea hummus, farro, schiacciata ($14) was tasty and easy to share and the caprese - soy mozzarella, heirloom tomato, basil, lemon vinaigrette ($18) could probably fool a few like myself with its soy-based cheese. the fiori di zucca - zucchini flower, smoked almond curd, romesco ($15, 2 pieces) had an excellent crispy batter and was one of my favourite dishes of the day. back to something meaty was the polpette - adrian’s meat balls, slow cooked tomato sugo ($18, 3 pieces) that was good but comes at a price of $6 a meat ball so probably best not to expect to fill up on this dish alone.
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