Top Best Italian Restaurants in Manly

"With its doors opened since 2002, this Sydney restaurant is located in the southern section of Bondi Beach, the city’s most famous beach. The main reason why restaurant’s success remains unchanged?. The answer is what is should be: the food."

"Icebergs Dining Room and Bar, 1 Notts Ave, Bondi Beach NSW 2026. 18 minutes from Club Wyndham Sydney. There are a few reasons to pay attention to Icebergs."

"Restaurants Bondi Beach"

"From ex-pollies enjoying an espresso over the paper to couples in need of a late-night bowl of scampi spaghetti, this café-turned-trattoria is woven into many a local's weekly routine. There might be a wait. A glass of Tuscan sangiovese from the mostly Italian, largely natural wine list might take a while to arrive."

"Something of a city institution, Fratelli Paradiso is bringing authentic food and homemade pasta to Potts Point. Hands down one of the best Italian restaurants in Sydney, the Challis Avenue kitchen is keeping you fed on spuntini platters, Caprese salads, seafood-laden spaghetti and more."

"Restaurants Potts Point"

"Drawing inspiration from Italian food and interweaving masterful Japanese influences, LuMi Bar and Dining takes fine dining to a whole new level by bringing together two incredibly different cuisines for one cohesive experience. The menu is ever-changing due to seasonal availability, but the seven-course degustation always impresses. If you consider yourself an oenophile, we recommend also taking advantage of the wine flight designed to pair with each of the dishes paired by expert sommelier, Michela."

"Restaurants Darling Harbour. Because of its positioning and extensive glass walls, it feels as if you’re almost floating on the harbour, surrounded as you are by water. The design of the space is mid-century-Italian-mod – lime green and purple textiles versus timber and concrete furnishings, and the food is a similar fusion of ideas, most simply described as Italian-Japanese."

"Alberto’s Lounge is well known for its perfect mix of Australian and Italian cuisine with a 70s-inspired backdrop. The menu here includes dishes such as house-made ricotta with Sardinian flatbread, pasta e fagioli, tonnarelli with blue swimmer crab and rigatoni with braised beef cheek. But that’s not all the dessert list is full of amazing dishes to share with your partner or dates like a milky dome of macadamia panna cotta and Sicilian-style cannoli pumped with fresh whipped ricotta and candied peel, why not also try the house-made gelato."

"It’s only right that one of Sydney’s best chefs heads one of Sydney’s best restaurant’s. Known for cooking some of the best contemporary Italian Sydney has ever tasted with 10 William St, Dan Pepperell has single handily helped shape Sydney’s dining scene once again with Alberto’s Lounge. The unique restaurant brings all the passion for contemporary Italian cuisine and transforms the style into a fine dining experience you will never forget."

"From the same guys who brought you Restaurant Hubert up above, this neighbourhood Italian eatery is the stuff of dreams. Take your pick from their wide range of nostalgic dishes like pasta e fagioli conchiglie and rigatoni braised beef cheek. Either way, it won’t take long to see why Alberto’s Lounge is hands down one of Sydney’s best restaurants."

"Baccomatto Osteria is an Italian restaurant in Sydney with a well-established reputation for serving authentic food in an atmosphere of elegance and simplicity. With a brand new location at Newmarket Randwick, having left their long-standing Surry Hills location at the end of 2019, the team brings new energy and zest to the eatery and mostly serving Roman-inspired cuisine. Enjoy antipasti, hearty mains like Roman pork belly, rich ragu and traditional slices of pizza  And the quality?"

"A post shared by Paula Pantano (@paula.pantano6) on Jun 18, 2018 at 4:54pm PDT. Break the monotony and visit Baccomato Osteria for a tasty dessert which is located at Riley street. This restaurant is strategically located only 10 minutes’ drive within the town center."

"Leichardt is known for its authentic Italian, and Capriccio Osteria E Bar does not disappoint. Here you’ll find handmade pastas and wood-fired oven pizzas, along with a chef’s signature menu should you not be able to decide. Proudly part of Shop Small by American Express."

"A post shared by Pizza Da Noi (@pizza_da_noi) on May 12, 2017 at 1:01am PDT. A quintessential vision of the friendly family-run Italian restaurant, Pizza Da Noi gives diners all of the traditional favourites from Americana to Capricciosa while also adding plenty of gourmet options into the mix, such as their eggplant, prosciutto, bocconcini and caramelised onion Melanzana and the ever popular folding favourite – their spinach and ricotta Calzone. Need your fix of Italian freshness in a hurry?"

"The plush red décor at this restaurant serving Pakistani-Indian dishes from the Mughal tradition takes its cue from the name, which means ‘red fort’. Toss poppadums aside and go with the exotic Paani Poori and Paneer Tikka for starters, then try Lal Qila’s specialty Handie – meat of your choice slow-cooked in clay pots, or the Sultani Nalli – tender baby lamb shanks with meat falling off the bone. Soak up the gravy with basmati pulao or biryani or breads served piping hot from the tandoor (try the delicious cheese and chili naan)."

"The Fernery Mosman and their signature cocktails have garnered the bar a fabulous reputation and a mention on our list. These cocktails we speak of are infused with a selection of herbs and edible flowers straight from their rooftop garden. Don’t worry though, lovers of craft spirits are also well taken care of at this establishment with 50 local gins on offer from Aussie distillers."

"Located on the top of the Mosman Club, this rooftop venue is credited with “saving Mosman’s nightlife”. The result of an overhaul of the club’s image, The Fernery is cementing itself as the place to be this summer. Perfect for a warm evening, this venue has to-the-minute decor, views extending from the Heads to the Harbour Bridge and rosé on tap."

"Ever since the kids visited Canberra’s Mint they have been fascinated with how money is made. The Mint in Sydney started off as a hospital for convicts and was originally financed by 45,000 gallons of rum which provided 200 beds. In 1855 it became the became the Sydney Royal Mint where 1200 tonnes of colonial gold were minted into 150 million sovereigns."

"The Mint is the oldest surviving building in Sydney’s centre and it is free to go in and have a look around. The site started as a hospital for convicts but then became the first overseas branch of London’s Royal Mint. There is a small exhibition about the history of the building and a nice restaurant and café."

"Today the building has become Parliament House and The Mint and sadly I think far less rum is involved. State Library Of NSW"

"With its huge portions, low prices and buzzing atmosphere, Bar Reggio has long been considered among the city’s favourite Italian eateries. And you can now enjoy its excellent pizzas, hot and fresh out of the oven, from the comfort of your home. We recommend the Trecolore (mozzarella, rocket, garlic and prosciutto), the Reggio (chilli prawns and garlic) and the Alcatraz (broccoli, sundried tomatoes and garlic)."

"Housed in a beautiful art deco style building facing Circular Quay’s waterfront, the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, otherwise known as the MCA, is dedicated to exhibiting, collecting and interpreting the work of today’s contemporary artists. The museum is home to a great collection of Australian and international modern artworks and exhibitions, spread over multiple floors, making contemporary art and ideas widely accessible to a range of audiences. The MCA is a not-for-profit, charitable organisation that offers free general admission, while certain exhibitions and events are ticketed."

"The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia celebrates the work of living artists, bringing exceptional exhibitions of international and Australian art to as many people as possible – welcoming over a million visitors each year – in the belief that art is for everyone. Find creative opportunities for families to discover contemporary art and participate in fun and playful learning experiences together. They offer a range of free and ticketed programs for families with kids aged 0–12 years."

"Wander through galleries of exciting modern art from leading Australian and international artists at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA). Grab a coffee at the rooftop cafe and sculpture terrace and enjoy the stunning harbour view. The MCA runs lots of free and small donation activities for kids throughout the year too, from their monthly Sunday Family Fun Days to a drop in activity room and school holiday crafts."