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Contribute Feedback What Nikki Johnston likes about Baia The Italian:
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Glass of beer, wine with a main meal plus a coffee at the end for $20 at Darling Harbor. Food is good quality and you would pay much more for much less around Sydney. View all feedback.
What Viviane Kunde doesn't like about Baia The Italian:
Came here for a friend's birthday party and the view from our table was definitely beautiful, with a good view of the Saturday night fireworks. The staff were very accomodating, however the food was quite disappointing for the price paid. Even though presentation of the dishes were up to par, the meals were not very tasty. View all feedback.
Had the lunch special here which was $20 for a dish from a select menu - pizza, pasta and meat dishes on offer with a glass of wine or soft drink and a coffee to finish. Ordered a pizza, a beetroot risotto and 2 kids meals - fish and chips and a pizza. All came out within a reasonable time however the place was not busy at this time in the afternoon. Service was lacking a little, unfortunately they seemed to spend more time trying to chase the seagulls away then making sure the customers were all catered for. We had to ask for water, no pepper or Parmesan was offered when the meals were delivered and nobody offered us the hot coffee that was included in the deal either. The beetroot risotto was quite light and fresh, with large pieces of beetroot and walnuts throughout. Unfortunately when I got to the bottom of the bowl there was a piece of red foil paper in the dish, which then meant I really didn't feel like eating the rest of it! Hopefully this was a one off mistake. Suitable for Kids - Yes there is a children's menu available including pasta, pizza and fish and chips. Nice spot to dine on Darling Harbour, but I would probably try some other options before returning.
Had the lunch special here which was $20 for a dish from a select menu - pizza, pasta and meat dishes on offer with a glass of wine or soft drink and a coffee to finish. Ordered a pizza, a beetroot risotto and 2 kids meals - fish and chips and a pizza. All came out within a reasonable time however the place was not busy at this time in the afternoon. Service was lacking a little, unfortunately they seemed to spend more time trying to chase the seagulls away then making sure the customers were all catered for. We had to ask for water, no pepper or Parmesan was offered when the meals were delivered and nobody offered us the hot coffee that was included in the deal either. The beetroot risotto was quite light and fresh, with large pieces of beetroot and walnuts throughout. Unfortunately when I got to the bottom of the bowl there was a piece of red foil paper in the dish, which then meant I really didn't feel like eating the rest of it! Hopefully this was a one off... read more
Come here for lunch on a fine day & sit outside. Get the $20 lunch special, which is a drink with main and coffee. Don't expect fab food - mains are on the small side & none of them are that good (I've tried the fish, pasta, meatballs, steak & risotto) but they're edible. At all the other Darling Harbour waterfront sit-down places, a drink and coffee alone could cost you close to $20, so it's well worth setting your expectations & coming here for the bargain & the view.
Came here for a friend's birthday party and the view from our table was definitely beautiful, with a good view of the Saturday night fireworks. The staff were very accomodating, however the food was quite disappointing for the price paid. Even though presentation of the dishes were up to par, the meals were not very tasty.
Value for money Glass of beer, wine with a main meal plus a coffee at the end for $20 at Darling Harbor. Food is good quality and you would pay much more for much less around Sydney.