Bill & Toni's Cafe - Darlinghurst

We took time out from our busy schedule to try out the highly recommended Bill & Toni's. Unfortunately we walked into a tired old cafe which serves mediocre coffee and ordinary pastries. The price is highly disproportionate to the quality of food which is served. Do not waste your time and go somewhere else.

First time I spotted Brad Fittler & Luke Ricketson walking into this cafe, as me and family were about to leave after a great and satisfying meal. As a Rooster fan for life, that was a great night indeed, to have ever seen Brad Fittler face to face in his casual outfit.I always dragged a friend or two in this cafe, or whenever I feel like having a heavy breakfast. It's not the best cafe in town but it earned its own reputation over the years. It got a character and ambiance that other surrounding cafes do not have. Majority of their customers are locals which is good. The ground floor is cafe whilst upstairs is the Restaurant. As far as my family and I are concerned, its a decent Italian serving of food at a very reasonable price.  Their spaghetti is my all time favourite but when I am really hungry their combo meal (side pasta + mixed grill is awesome.

I can understand why this place has been trading for more than 50 years! The coffee and desserts are both delicious and reasonably priced, and while the food won't be winning any chef's hats, it will leave little space in your stomach and lots of change in your pocket. If you're looking for a cheap and cheerful night out, Bill & Toni's will serve you well.

Old school Italian cafés, a lovely café that the locals love to hang out in. Spacious place and friendly staffs, the coffees and breatkfasts are good. There's an pinball machine to play, that reminds me of the old fun games that kids used to play before the screen based games dominate.

This place is what it is. I'd call it australiana-italian. Yeah u get ur free cordial and a bowl of iceberg lettuce, but u know, anything free is something u can't complain abt. It's a family place and I have no doubt kids love the cordial. It gets packed out, people don't come for a gourmet authentic Italian experience, they come for the 'low key, I'm going to get a huge plate of food I'll struggle to finish, I can laugh freely with friends or yell at my kids' authentic experience. Paper tablecloths, lots of parmesan, indigestion galore... I will def go again with mates. Had a legit good time! Only complaint is that the wine was the worst I've ever had. But hey, I liked the cordial instead.