Located in the heart of Sydney's CBD, Palazzo Salato is an ode to the great trattorias of Rome. Created to give Ragazzi regulars a place to linger longer, it's a little more grown up, a little more refined, with a lot more space. Spread over the heritage-listed building's walk-in bar, dining room and hidden private dining room, there's a lively space to suit every occasion, big and small.
To eat, Palazzo Salato's menu of snacks, hand-rolled pasta and sustainably sourced proteins from some of Australia's best farmers, is devised by Executive Chef Alex Major and Head Chef Matthew Goddard.
While seasonally led, a few classics remain on the menu always, including the Palazzo ham with colatura hot sauce and focaccia; stracciatella with anchovies; mafaldine with spanner crab, sea blight, uni butter and chilli; and the agnolotti dal plin to name a few. To drink, an 800-strong wine list focusing on Italian, Australian and French wines.
Located in the heart of Sydney's CBD, Palazzo Salato is an ode to the great trattorias of Rome. Created to give Ragazzi regulars a place to linger longer, it's a little more grown up, a little more refined, with a lot more space. Spread over the heritage-listed building's walk-in bar, dining room and hidden private dining room, there's a lively space to suit every occasion, big and small.
To eat, Palazzo Salato's menu of snacks, hand-rolled pasta and sustainably sourced proteins from some of Australia's best farmers, is devised by Executive Chef Alex Major and Head Chef Matthew Goddard.
While seasonally led, a few classics remain on the menu always, including the Palazzo ham with colatura hot sauce and focaccia; stracciatella with anchovies; mafaldine with spanner crab, sea blight, uni butter and chilli; and the agnolotti dal plin to name a few. To drink, an 800-strong wine list focusing on Italian, Australian and French wines.