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Located somewhere in the bustling Fairfield West is Gigino, a humble Italian Restaurant that would remind you of the food cooked by your Nonna (grandmother). It is because of this reason that people of Fairfield West visit this eatery. The black and white photographs and dim lighting give the restaurant a comfortable and cozy atmosphere. Gigino successfully blends the modern techniques of urban restaurants with the authenticity of traditional Italian home-cooked dishes. The aforementioned feature is especially observable in dozens of their Italian specialties and pizzas. Some of the delicacies served here include Proveleta, Pappardelle Pasta, Margherita, Napoli and Chicken Cotolette with fries. After finishing the course, you can cap off the meal with desserts like Crème Brûlée, Pannacotta, Millefoglie, Gelato and Tiramisu.

Hidden away in an old garage, off Kent Street, Papa Gede's is a little corner that will transport you to N'awlins in a jiffy. There are plenty of New Orleans elements in the decor - replete with candle-lights and voodoo dolls. The bar program is just as impressive as the rest of the place - along with the usual suspects, beers, spirits, wines, they serve a range of fun concoctions that are pleasing and potent. But the hero (or should we say, the heroine) on the menu is absinthe that's served the traditional way - with sprinklers and sugar cubes. All in all, Papa Gede's Bar makes for good night, one that you wont be forgetting any time soon (or perhaps, won't remember at all).

Who said cocktail bars can't be bright, breezy and cheerful? Challenging this notion is Wilhelmina's, a cocktail bar and small plates restaurant with anti-brooding vibes, light, airy curtains and a larger-than-life mural meant to depict the eponymous dream girl, Wilhelmina. Owned by booze veterans James Bradey and Warren Burns, this eatery and bar has gotten on board ex-Masterchef participant Jamie Fleming who helms the kitchen scene. While you're here, sit at the long communal tables, share the delicious small plates offering light, seasonal fare and sip on boozy cocktails and juices.

Taking its name from Tuscany's famous Bistecca Alla Florentina or the T-Bone steak, Bistecca is Downtown Sydney's best Italian hideout. The dimly lit, all-white space with rustic wooden and open brick accents exudes the charm of a quaint, Tuscan style eatery. Guests can choose and weigh their steaks which are cooked over charcoal and served with a variety of Italian herbs and sides like white beans, mushrooms, parmesan, to name a few. You can head down to the wine cellar and choose your favorite bottle or ask for a suggestion to pair with your juicy steak. The drinks menu also offers an array of cocktails and digestives. Keep a little appetite for the delectable desserts like Tiramisu or their cheese assortments. Experience the authentic flavors of Tuscany at this charming restaurant.

This quaint restaurant located in the neighborhood of Alexandria lures avid foodies to its rustic wooden door embedded into a brick exterior with promises of appetizing Italian delights cooked to perfection. And Pino's Vino e Cucina definitely delivers! Featuring an interior comprised of exposed brickwork and timbered walls which are illuminated by subtle lighting, this establishment makes for a perfect spot for both a romantic date as well as a get-together for family and friends. The menu is decked with scrumptious options like rock oysters, chicken liver pate, scallops, baby vegetables and a variety of homemade pasta packed with explosive flavors. You can pair your meal with your pick of ingeniously concocted cocktails and wines from an extensive list.

One of Sydney’s renowned cocktail bars, Cantina OK! Is a perfect stop to have the most delectable cocktails in the city. This tiny little colorful place boasts walls adorning shelves with agave spirits, a wooden bar counter and warm lights creating a casual vibe around here. The menu features classic Margaritas and a diverse range of cocktails prepared using hand-shaved ice and hand-pressed lime adding a personal touch to every drink served at this place. Owing to its limited space, guests enjoy their drinks standing at the counter or in a small open area in front of this bar. Frequently visited by many cocktail connoisseurs, this little cocktail haven is place you must visit in Sydney.