The Lowdown · AI digest
How we read reviews →Laneway Italian-Greek hideaway off Bourke Street, famed for saganaki, Roman pizza and garlic bread.
Intimate laneway charm. copper wall accents and ceiling lights by night for a romantic feel, buzzing and casual by day, with outdoor heaters keeping the alfresco tables warm.
Tucked into Postal Lane off Bourke Street near the GPO; an open kitchen window lets diners watch the chefs; outdoor heaters extend the laneway seating through winter.
Explicitly fuses Italian and Greek cooking traditions, per reviewers; praised even by reviewers of Italian and Spanish heritage.
City-average pricing (around $25-35pp, pizzas $32-33). reasonable for the CBD, though a few reviewers flagged small portions and an undisclosed extra-person charge.
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