The Ragazzi Team’s Ambitious Palazzo Salato Arrives in the CBD with Old-World Charm and New-Age WinePosted by On


The Love Tilly Group has been championing small bars for years now, including via the tiny Love, Tilly Devine, which is hidden in a Darlinghurst back street; the CBD’s Ragazzi, a haven for pasta and wine; and newer additions such as Spanish vermouth and snack bar La Salut. The accomplished hospitality crew has won over Harbour City hearts with its intimate and singular venues, and also landed several spots on our lists of Sydney’s best bars and restaurants.

But now, the group has outgrown the cosy settings of its previous ventures, opening its most ambitious space yet: the 120-seat Palazzo Salato on Clarence Street. Announced back in March and now open within the YCK Precinct, this inner-city spot for all things pasta and wine is located in the heritage-listed former Redoak Boutique Beer Cafe building, and pulls inspiration from New York’s Gramercy Tavern and the trattorias of Rome.

The expansive restaurant and bar features multiple spaces that are slowly being unveiled, starting with a walk-in-only bar overlooking Clarence Street, a lavish dining room and a 20-seat space dedicated to private bookings. Later in the year, you can expect a large bar and outdoor dining space to open underneath the current space with a separate entrance off Kent Street.

Food-wise, handmade pasta is at the core of the menu, as also proves the case with previous Love Tilly openings like Ragazzi and Fabbrica. Potato-stuffed scarpinocc, spanner crab mafaldine, and bottarga and egg yolk…

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