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    Adamo's Pasta

    4.0 (5 reviews)
    ModerateItalian, Pasta Shops
    Closed 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Kindred - Squid ink pasta

    Kindred

    4.8(11 reviews)
    2.8 kmDarlington

    A great meal, hip environment, and quick service! Main courses were delicious. Not pictured was the…read moreCarrot Triangoli, sourdough bread, and pistachio and vanilla house made gelatos. Would return again!

    I had been scouring the internet for a good restaurant for the boy's birthday. Nothing too fancy,…read moresmaller/more intimate setting, decent pricing and overall just solid food. I had a very hard time making a reservation. Their website on my mobile within the yelp app never finished loading. Neither when I switched to safari mobile browser. Neither when I switched to my laptop. When I finally landed in Sydney and switched to an Australian SIM card was I able to call the restaurant. When I brought up this issue, I'm not sure if they took me seriously and checked their website. By this time, the latest slots were 5:45 and 9PM. We arrived and decided to order a la carte rather than their set menu of $55. We ordered the bread (large piece that can easily be shared between two people), sardine app (nice and light), chicken liver mousse (needs more bread, maybe something else for a bit more texture), broccoli, pappardelle (best pasta we had, cooked perfectly), bucatini (disappointing compared to pappardelle because it didn't have the same depth of flavor), lemon and pistachio semifreddo (delicious!) and sheep's milk panna cotta (a bit sour if you've never had sheep's milk. The semifreddo was better). As you can tell, this was a lot of food for two people plus two glasses of wine. Our meal was $120 USD.

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    Pastabella Traditional & Gourmet - Best. Fettuccine. Carbonara. Ever.

    Pastabella Traditional & Gourmet

    4.3(18 reviews)
    3.6 kmGlebe
    $$

    I have been here a few times and every single time it has been a treat!…read more The staff are friendly, although they can take time to come to you to take your order but that is a good thing as sometimes you need that extra time to decide from their vast selection of pasta or the special menu items. Too many good options! Last visit i trialed the Fettuccine Al Gamberi - Yum! This place is BYO which is an added bonus. Desserts are as delicious - try the sticky date! If you are in the Glebe area and looking for food, look no further! Reasonably priced for their authentic Italian food. Grazie!

    I've had a few bad experiences with carbonara dishes. Think weird eggy clumps unappetizingly…read moreclinging to store-bought dry spaghetti. Had a pasta craving last week and being a Glebe-dweller and Yelper noticed the stellar reviews and wanted to give this place a whirl. Firstly, I freaking LOVE places that make their own pasta, and give you the freedom to choose your own sauce from their delicious sauce options! After asking the cute waitress for recommendations, she unhesitatingly pointed out the fettuccini carbonara ($18) as a standout and I decided to give it a go. WOW. Picture has been uploaded below: fettuccine arrived, impeccably presented- silky and enticing, flecked with pancetta and spring onions, crowned with a single coddled egg yolk. I enthusiastically stirred the runny yolk through the creamy bacon-enhanced goodness, lusciously coating the long lashings of freshly made pasta. One bite and I became another worshipper at the Altar of Correctly-Made Carbonara. And as it turns out, our cute waitress was the daughter of the owner, who on his night off was still hovering around the place ensuring his diners were having an enjoyable experience. Support local businesses and head to Pastabella for their incredible (yet very filling and most certainly bum-widening) pasta dishes! BYO as well.

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    Yuga Floral Design - Sweet peas for $20

    Yuga Floral Design

    4.3(8 reviews)
    3.8 kmGlebe
    $$

    Sitting amongst bunches of flowers in this cafe-come-florist-come-floral design school, life smells…read moresweet. With the mingled aromas of freshly baked muffins, coffee and bursting lilies hanging in the air, it's hard to be unhappy at Yuga. Local artworks are on display throughout the cafe, and as the floral orders come in, the arrangements are artworks in themselves. One of my Mum's favourite places in Sydney (she loves seeing if she can name all the different flowers in the shop), the menu is original, the staff are oh-so-friendly, and they have a sweet $5 takeaway deal of a great coffee & the best home-made berry muffins. Also, as I left the shop with a bunch of flowers under my arm, a coffee in one hand and a muffin the other, I noticed they've branched out, opening another shop across the road - a fresh opportunity for my Mum to test her flora facts.

    Have you ever wanted to create your own floral arrangements? Whether it be for fun, for a party or…read morefor your own wedding, Yuga Floral Designs has an in-shop design school that will teach you all you need to know. I was recently brunching at the fantastic Yuga cafe (affiliate) across Saint Johns Road. Following body after nose, I floated through the floral shop doors in admiration of the springtime blooms. In the perfect light and airy environment, I saw a young woman with cappuccino in one hand and orchid in the other, examining her work. She was making a brilliant bouquet in the most vivid of pinks and yellows. Yuga's floral design school offers several different options. The Basic 10 lesson course with give you an overview on flower design basics, but at $900 for the shebang. If you have been in the business previously and are in search of a more in-depth understanding of floral color scheming, you can sign up for the 15 or 20 lesson courses. For most people, however, these courses will be a bit too intense. But we're in luck! Yuga offers a 2-hour trial lesson for a reasonable $45, inclusive of all flowers and materials. I haven't gotten a chance to try it out yet, but I am keeping it up my sleeve as the perfect gift for a girlfriend or family member. Can you think of a lovelier way to spend the afternoon?

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