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Eat & DrinkLatest ArticlesSydney

So very East. So very La Scala.

by Lisa Perkovic 2 April, 2014
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La Scala 6A bit of botox here, a facelift there. Sydney’s social set isn’t afraid to get a little professional help to stay in top shape. When you’ve been on the scene for as long as La Scala on Jersey, a nip and a tuck is a good investment.

Woollahra’s local institution has emerged from a revamp that’s given it a new lease on life. From the bar to the floor boards, everything is a little bit more fun.

Expect a killer new drinks list from bar baron Julian Serna, with the Bling Bling and Banoffee or Bust cocktails already picking up some buzz. Australian, New Zealand and Italian wines are on the list too.

If you can’t tear yourself away from the bar, settle in and snack on the antipasto.

It would be a shame to miss dinner though. New Executive Chef Massimo Mele is bringing a Napoli vibe to the kitchen, drawing on childhood memories of Nonna and Mama – literally, try Mamma Maria’s pickled carrots, oregano and mint antipasto or tuck into his Nonna’s octopus salad.

This is still the east – bike riders and gym junkies will enjoy carb loading on the gnocchi, but the rest of us can eat guilt free with lighter options like chickpea pancakes and caprese salads and plenty of vege sides.

For the paleos out there, get your protein fix with plenty of grill options – the Rangers Valley Sirloin or Holmbrae corn fed chicken will fill you up.

Just save room for dessert. There’s traditional favourites such as Tiramisu and gelato, Sydney’s of-the-moment must have Italian donuts, a Torta Caprese chocolate cake for the gluten free and even peaches with a panettone crumble for the fruitarians. 

La Scala on Jersey
Monday – Saturday 6pm – till late
Corner Jersey Road & Melrose Lane,
Woollahra NSW
T: 02 9357 0815

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Lisa Perkovic

Lisa used to use Sydney as a base to drop off souvenirs before heading off on the next adventure but these days she’s got her feet almost on the ground, with a desire to try every high tea in Sydney, and a cute cavoodle puppy at home. Travel writer, photographer and Kitchen Aid freak, she loves to eat, bake and write.

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