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    Fourth Village Providore

    4.1 (26 reviews)
    ModerateDelis
    Closed 7:00 am - 10:30 pm

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    Loud
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Helen M.

    Once the initial buzz of their opening died for me I found it hard to justify the prices. The Providore is insanely over-priced and I find the owner a little over-bearing. Some might call it 'service' but I'm not fan of him eyeing my purchases and making recommendations. 'Buy my lovely avocados from my farm in the Hunter or the horse gets it'. It's all a bit Gypsy-ganster for me. Exposing myself as a total heathen perhaps but the cheese room is lost on me too. I suppressed a gag on entering when it first opened many years ago, as the assembled aficionados smiled pityingly at me. I daren't return. It's perhaps best therefore that I concentrate on the Café/Pizzeria, which I really like. A weekend afternoon spent at one of the tables outside here and you really could be forgiven for thinking you're in Europe with the genuine(ly hot) Italian waiter attending your table. This venture had some problems with service when it first started out but I've been many times now and it's finally on top of its game. The pizza is simply wonderful (they do takeaway too - collection only). Thin, crisp bases topped with simple, grown up toppings. They even do a range of 'Bianci' pizzas for those who prefer their slice without tomato - though as an avid consumer of the red fruit I found this out the hard way. For dinner I can highly recommend the Spiendino di Mare. Fresh, delicate and not too filling. Dining here isn't cheap but you're buying a feeling of authenticity into the bargain, which can occasionally mean temperamental service. In such a great spot, it's hard to see why this won't continue to be a Mosman favourite for many years.

    Nicki F.

    Fourth Village is one of those food shops you walk in to and want to buy everything you can see. Immediately my senses came alive - before I even walked through the door in fact which is lined with buckets of freshly cut flowers. Homemade bread lies ready for you to hand pick and pop in a paper bag, With a cold room for some of the greens that need extra care another for the cheeses you'd want to be a Providore carrot if you had to be one. This place is a haven for foodies and chefs alike. There's a wall of unique cooking oils, gluten free pastas, organic chocolates and spreads. A counter filled with deli meats, olives and fresh salads. It was a little like going to a mini version of the fresh food court of Harrods in London - minus the monstrous crowds. Prices are high but as you would expect for organic, super fresh produce. It's a great place to go to buy the ingredients for a weekend picnic. If you fancy a coffee to get you through this enchanted fresh food goodie store they have a restaurant attached.

    Mailina pizza!
    Joyce W.

    Best pizza ever!! The mailina is soo good!! It's a little spicy from the salami but it's compensated by the richness of the mascarpone cheese ! Sooo delicious !!

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    13 years ago

    Had breakfast on a Sunday, very busy & noisy. The Eggs Benedict were average and overpriced.

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    What a fantastic range, perfect for a Friday night.

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