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Listed under Pizza Restaurant, Restaurants. located in Darlinghurst.
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Celebrated wood-fired pizza and calzone plus other Neapolitan classics in an easygoing setting.
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- AddressRepublic 2 Court Yard, Shop 1/248 Palmer St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
- Phone(02) 9332 3766
- Websitewww.luciopizzeria.com.au/
- HoursMonday6:00 – 9:30 PMTuesdayClosedWednesday6:00 – 9:30 PMThursday6:00 – 9:30 PMFriday5:00 – 10:00 PMSaturday5:00 – 10:00 PMSunday5:00 – 9:30 PM
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Have been following this pizza place since their Zetland store and still happily making the trip to the Darlinghurst store now. The quality has stayed consistently great — not just the pizzas, but the pasta and pretty much everything else on the menu. Honestly haven’t had a bad dish here. Also, their tiramisu is seriously underrated and absolutely worth saving room for. One of those reliable spots you keep coming back to.
Skip the olives to start, they’re a random mix and don’t have much flavour. Go straight to the mains as it’s a great serving. I had the calzone and my veggie partner had the margherita with added black olives. Both reallly tasty. Make sure you go on an empty stomach as you’ll need the room. The service was great too. A bit of a hidden gem, set back in a little square of restaurants.
Our pizza and salad were very good. The house Merlot was also very nice and the tiramisu was excellent. Service was outstanding in all aspects. This was very much a patio experience for the prevailing weather conditions.
I liked that the pizza was cooked in a wood-fired oven, and you can really taste the difference it makes. The pizza was cooked very well and the service was fast. I had the Siciliano pizza, while my friends ordered the Napoletana, and I tasted both. The olives on the Napoletana were a bit too salty for my taste — soaking them in water beforehand could help reduce the saltiness. Personally, I preferred the Siciliano pizza and would recommend it. Overall, I was satisfied with the price–performance. That said, I still haven’t had a truly exceptional pizza in Sydney — the search continues… 🙏
Very nice hidden Italian place! The waiter was very nice with us. To start, we had the burrata, which was really good and the eggplant gave it a different but special touch; the only thing I would change it was that it could have some focaccia to go with. Then we tried the campagnolia and the truffle pizzas. For me, the campagnolia was amazing! The cheese was super good, and I switch the sausages for hot salami (I loved it!). The pizza was neapolitan style - amazing; and the dough was super soft. To end the meal, a tiramisú, which was really balanced and tasty. Really nice hidden gem in Sydney.