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Shoalhaven, New South Wales Food Guide: 6 Italian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Milton
Reviews on Italian food in Milton, Shoalhaven, New South Wales including The guild., Carlo's Italian Ristorante Bar & Seafood, Bannisters Pool Bar, The Playgrounds of Narrawallee, Tony's Italian Restaurant, Tonys pizza house
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6. Tonys pizza house
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By Ron M
We first visited Tonys in 2009 after a wedding and we were so tired all we wanted was a good meal and a glass of wine to relax. We had oysters and pizza and it was fabulous. We returned to Ulladulla for a visit last week and on Tuesday repeated the 2009 experience with oysters and pizza, just as good if not better this time around!! While there we noticed garlic prawn bowls being collected from another table and enquired about them.. We came back Thursday night and had the most fabolous garlic prawns in oil, very much worth coming back for. Excellent service, excellent food and reasonably priced wines. A winner in our book! Ron and Linda, Canberra ACT
5. Tony's Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 189 reviews
Reviewed By _barbcorrimal
We were recommended by a local to this long established restaurant and it was a really great place. Traditionally made quality dishes, family and staff really looking after us, terrific wines and a happy and authentic atmosphere. There was lots of laughter and chatter going on with regulars and hopefully we can be regarded that way with repeat visits. Get along there and work your way through the menu and dont forget the specials board too. On a cold wintry day our stomachs were very happy.
4. The Playgrounds of Narrawallee
Reviewed By Brenda C
Amazing place to sit and watch the kids play whilst right on the pristine inlet. Good service. Will visit again
3. Bannisters Pool Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By WM5157FJ
Like a lot of others we had a pizza voucher (staying at Bannisters Pavillion about 800 metres away). The pizza (Hawaiian) was outstanding, nice thin crispy crust, hot out of the oven and good quality toppings. The pool area gives it a great ambiance and would be hard to beat in summer. Just a suggestion that they do MUCH better signage from the top of the driveway, it is difficult to find because what signage there is is not enough and does not mention the pool bar at all, nor the nearby Rick Steins restaurant for that matter.
2. Carlo's Italian Ristorante Bar & Seafood
Overall Ratings
4 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By johnbY9035QL
We dined here for the first time, having been regulars of (Tonyâs) International Restaurant next door for 40 years.It is very modern inside and is a little noisy when busy and it always seems to be busy.Two of our party had the veal Marsala and found it delicious. I had a wood fired seafood pizza, which was tasty and had a more than ample topping. I thought Tonyâs pizzas would be hard to beat but Carlo is giving his Dad a run for his money.Prices are moderate. Well worth a visit!
1. The guild.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
The guild is the result of an evolution of a concept store. We begun our business in August 2014 with the Coffee Guild, a Milanese style cafe' with imported espresso machines and various brewing equipment. Our main goal was to be able to expand and mutate
Reviewed By kevin859
Nice pizzas, pretty cosy BUT $15 corkage! Not only that, resident wine list limited and extremely expensive. Two couples agreed never again.Dear Kevin, IF $15 stops you from going to a tasty and cozy little gem in a rural area I feel sorry for you and I will weave your corkage fee next time you decide to come over for dinner. BUT ! if you turn up in a brand new Mercedes benz or some fancy sport car or wifey covered in expensive jewels, allow me to charge you a double corkage fee (let's call it "rich retirement tax") and I will donate that entirely to my beloved staff, as a generous tip for the wonderful service provided.Jokes apart, we are a licensed venue who follows the "RSA" rules and we must control-monitor-restrict the over consumption of alcohol as it's stated as quoted from the RSA website:SECTION 1 â PROVIDE RESPONSIBLE SERVICE OF ALCOHOLAlcohol is a drug and therefore the government restricts the way it is sold and supplied (given).Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) means serving and supplying liquor in a responsible manner. It also means that Licensees, approved Managers and staff who sell or supply liquor are required to conduct their business in a responsible manner, and may all be held accountable for their actions.The government has strict rules which control when and who can sell, serve and consume it. These rules are contained in Acts of parliament and/or Legislation.The primary aim of the Legislation and regulation is harm minimization. It ensures alcohol is sold by responsible people in a responsible manner to minimize and/or avoid its possible harmful effects.$15 will stop certain customers from bringing lots of cheap and nasty bottles to our venue and sincerely, we serve all our and BYO wines in Riedel crystal glasses.think about it, some people pay $15 late payment fee on a Telstra bill if overdue.Please let me know if we can assist you any further. Thanks again Kevin, Best RegardsStefano
Milton Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Milton
