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La Piadina (Bondi Beach) Est. 2008
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This awesome cafe is always busy with locals. It’s run by three Italian brothers who make delicious Italian-style piadinas, plus great coffee. Each month, they allow the outside of their cafe to be painted by a different artist. I have had the pleasure of painting it three times. The artists are invited to paint their works on the first Monday of the month. Time your visit so you can see them paint while you snack on piadina.
Joel ‘Mulga’
March 14, 2017
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Callan
November 25, 2020
Italian quirky chic. This little piadina place is perfect for a casual bite for lunch or dinner.
Ella
November 18, 2019
For great coffee and Italian pizza wrap . A favourite with the locals
Tammy & Barak
October 27, 2018
The pizza they have is not your ordinary pizza! Apart from the 20 different Italian flatbread creations, you can also finish up your dinner with their nutella infused desserts!.
Casey
August 5, 2018
Piadina is a light style Italian sandwich and the coffee is the best in Bondi!
Viv & Fran
June 16, 2018
Nice spot where you can try the Italian delight: piadina (not a bloody pizza!)
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Bakarí
“A top quality bakery with quality coffee, snacks and a few outdoor tables to eat at too. The mini focaccia round is to die for.”
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Grænmetisveitingastaður
“Beautiful, conscious juices and tonics with a natropathy background. Gorgeous experience - worth a visit.”
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Ítalskur veitingastaður
“This food is ALMOST as good as my Italian mother's. The Ragu is a must. Followed by the most incredible desert outside of Venice.”
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Asískur veitingastaður
“Hip. Cool bar with a restaurant too. For hipsters and hipster tolerant peeps!”
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Annað útivist
“Great viewpoint when it's a big surf/swell day - and amazing to watch the humpback whale during their migration up the coast to give birth (May - August), and then when they return with their calves (September - November). Be careful when climbing on the rocks during unpredictable swells. ”
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