Fountain 77 - GLEBE

Selection of food was solid and varied and authentically Italian. Huge dining areas, perfect for entertaining large groups of 16 or so. They have a gorgeous section out the back that feels like home and an impressive garden with dining chair set up in the front. Our meals arrived quickly and the staff were lovely. Prices are very reasonable. The only reason I haven't given 5/5, is very odd. There was an older man there, wearing all blue, (maybe by the name of Arnie? versus the women who mostly wore all black. In any case on a number of occasions I saw him speaking down to the women. Even then, my partner and I didn't pass judgment...until he seemed to grab one of the women's arms and tell her off on several occasions, almost dragging her to an area where some guests had just left. We couldn't tell what it was all about. The man always seemed friendly to us, but I've not seen women treated in this way in Sydney. If it wasn't for my partner and respect for the business I would have confronted this man about what I saw him do. I have such mixed feelings about this place. The food and staff were lovely, but I think I need to speak to this man if I'm to consider eating here again.

Lovely restaurant with charm and good service. very spacious and quiet due to tables being well spaced with curtains and artwork on the walls. comfortable padded chairs unlike some of the more pricey restaurants where you seem to pay a premium to sit on wood. great option of sitting inside or in the peaceful garden area by the fountain. and its in glebe, away from the madness of the city on weekends and much easier to find parking.

Delicious food and very accomodating for dietary requirements. The service was exceptional. Jazz music during dinner added to a very pleasant and enjoyable dining experience. Would highly recommend!

It is like entering somebody's home filled with dining tables all around. We had reasonably good dinner. They had live music performance in one of the rooms. Good food. The restaurant seems to be family owned.

We were looking for somewhere to eat after a book launch nearby and saw this place. The menu seemed ok, but both people who had a pasta dish were underwhelmed. I had the Misto Marinara, a mixed seafood dish, but was taken aback to find the seafood sitting on some large undercooked pieces of carrot, cauliflower and zucchini. I am all for crisp veges, but these were really hard and really large, they seemed to be there only to pad out the seafood and in fact were underneath so it looked like a big serve of seafood. The happy diner had the barramundi, with the same very firm veges, but visible in this case, she was happy enough. The desserts were listed on a laminated sheet, clearly they don't change, so we went home and had a home made dessert there. I wouldn't go back.