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First off, I'm a regular. Lovely warm Italian joint run by the nicest of people. Split into two sections, restaurant and the pizzeria. I always go to …
John Appleseed
Enzo Italian
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Had a 50th birthday celebration there a year ago (bit late for review I know). It was amazing. They couldn't have been more helpful. The amount of foo…
Tanya W
Enzo Italian
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Went here for a family dinner. It is a Camden institution and I've been going here since I was a teenager. They have a pizzeria, take away and also a …
Thewhereto
Enzo Italian
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Enzo Italian is open for Casual Dining. Enzo Italian serves Italian, Pizza and Seafood dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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7 Reviews on “Enzo Italian”
First off, I’m a regular. Lovely warm Italian joint run by the nicest of people. Split into two sections, restaurant and the pizzeria. I always go to the pizzeria for the byo wine ($5 a bottle) Don’t judge pls. Pizzas are good but my go to is the spaghetti marinara. Prawns, calamari, mussels cooked to perfection in a rich dark tomato sauce. I need the recipe to this thing. For the small eaters almost everything has an entree size for a cheaper price. Locals please try you won’t regret it. Also try the tiramisu. A bit on the creamy side but great flavour.
Had a 50th birthday celebration there a year ago (bit late for review I know). It was amazing. They couldn’t have been more helpful. The amount of food from the banquet menu was incredible and we took home enough food for a few more days! Couldn’t have been happier – if we went out a lot I’d go there more often!!
Went here for a family dinner. It is a Camden institution and I’ve been going here since I was a teenager. They have a pizzeria, take away and also a fancier restaurant. As you enter, it is clear from all their certificates that they’ve won a lot of awards for their food and service. We had a booking, which is important as it was quite busy. They brought us out water and offered some breads which we ordered the garlic bread. We had drink menus and most of us ordered soft drink or a beer. I got a green apple martini which was really nice. They also have a wide range of wines. Tonight we skipped the entrees and just ordered mains. The menu has starters,pastas, veal, beef and seafood. Three of the party ordered meats with different sauces (Gorgonzola, Diane and mushroom). A huge serving of meat and a generous lashing of sauce, accompanied by a bowl of vegetables. My brother got the lasagne which was absolutely delicious. I had the prawns, which was quite a lot of grilled prawns in a olive oil, wine and butter sauce with salad, again a generous serving. Husband ordered the fettuccine with seafood; had mussels, Prawns and scallops in a fresh diced tomatoes and cognac sauce. Mum had the lobster; beautifully cooked with mushrooms, cream and Cognac. Great meals, beautifully cooked. Unfortunately on this instance we were too full for dessert; but there was somegood options; gelato, tiramisu to name a few. We eat out a lot and in our perspective the prices here are quite high. Overall, service provided here was very good. aroundtheclockfoodie.com
I have been dining at Enzo’s for over 25years and say that the food, service, value would be the most consistent that I have ever experienced. A truly authentic Italian experience. The restaurant has two sections – casual pizzeria & a formal dining area. The restaurant has received many local and hospitality awards. Book early for popular times. Enjoy it! I give them a 5 consistently!
Very ordinay. Ate in the Pizzeria section – however I believe the menu is the same as the main restaurant.The good: The staff were pleasant if a bit inexperienced, the Spag Bol was passable, One pasta main was OK.The Bad. $9.50 for a Chancer golden Ale????? WTF!!!! This is Camden, not Double Bay.I had to have it though to wash down the taste of the garlic pizza. The base was OK, but the cheap raw garlic ladled on from the jar was foul. My mouth still feels like I licked the armpit of one of those ultra marathoners.My daughter had the spag bol – which was pretty good. 2 marinaras arrived for main (we ordered one), however the correct meal come out very quickly. Marinara had some taste, but the seafood used was generally poor quality and bland as a beige Toyota Camry. The other pasta main was ok, bland but improved with a bit of salt and pepper on the table from those little shakers mum used to have in 1978 when she served up her famous marmot casserole. In Summary – very very average. Camden is Crying out for decent places to eat, however Haruki is the only one that turns out anything that is better than I can whip up at home in 20 minutes from stuff I found in the very back of the pantry that expired 20 years ago.
Dinner. The best restaurant I have been to in a long time. Food was so nice and all the staff are very happy and friendly..
Just superb!!. Out there on a saturday night, we (4 people) arrive around 8pm with not booking but they manage to accommodate us (just e little wait), super busy place, but they still can manage to be courteous and very welly organize under the direction of french co-owner thierry.order 3 pasta for the table , absolute delicious ,for main, seafood casserole, a seafood love delight (enormous) proved to be a challenge to finish, the steack pescara & alla enzo very tender and flavorsome but my veal capricorno something i will keeping returning for.never had any room for dessert (next time)highly recommended