Trovata - Darlinghurst

The food was good, as well as the service that was very fast. I have to say the pasta was fantastic, had a bosciola that was the highlight. The Payela was nice, but I was a bit disappointed in the pizzas, which were not so good as 12 months ago

Went to Trovata for lunch and the food was exceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelllleenntttt as well as the service. Will definitely go back and try the rest of the menu Grief

Trovata is the real deal.. If you're after authentic Italian food this is for you. My Mrs claims this tastes like her mums cooking, but better!  They've got a pretty big range of food so its great for big groups with picky eaters.

Trovata has a large range of meal options, whether it’s wood fired pizzas or regular fare Italian food. With Tiramisu being one of my favourite Italian desserts, I spotted this on Trovata’s menu and well, didn’t need much convincing to order from them. Garlic bread for starters ($5.5): No complaints here. Crusty bread with a nice coating of garlic and herbs, toasted well and served as a perfect accompaniment to the Risotto (I like to break my garlic bread and use it as a spoon to scoop the Risotto!). Italian sausage Risotto ($23.5) The ingredients were extremely fresh and the serving was very generous. Each spoonful of the Risotto had a bit of the rocket leaves, the sausage and the tomatoes. The light tomato base was subtle while the sun dried tomatoes added a bit of intensity. Rice was cooked to a perfect consistency and the overall dish was honest and uncomplicated. While the sausages were plentiful, I found the meat a bit on the milder side and could have definitely had a bit more richness.  Tiramisu ($11.5) The highlight of the meal (ignoring my obvious bias) was definitely the Tiramisu. The rich mascarpone and the intense espresso complemented by that sinful vanilla-anglaise sauce, was decadent to say the very least. It’s a decent serving and can easily be shared by two unless you love Tiramisu as much as I do. I would definitely dine here again and I would highly recommend you give their desserts a go (they’re all made in house and if the Tiramisu was this good, I’m sure the others will be too).

Trovata has a wide selection of meals, whether wooden pizzas or regular Italian food. With Tiramisu, I am one of my favorite Italian desserts, he discovered this on the menu of Trovata and did not need much convincing to order from them. Grief Garlic bread for starters ($ 5.5): There are no complaints here. Crusty bread with a beautiful coating of garlic and herbs, well roasted and served as a perfect companion of the risotto (I like to break my garlic bread and use it as a spoon to shovel the risotto!). Grief Italian sausage Risotto ($ 23.50) The ingredients were extremely fresh and the serving was very generous. Every spoon of the risotto had a bit of the rocket leaves, the sausage and the tomatoes. The light tomato base was subtle, while the sun-dried tomatoes have been added a little intensity. Rice was cooked in perfect consistency and the overall court was honest and uncomplicated. While the sausages were plentiful, I found the meat a bit on the milder side and could ... read more