Tossolini's is more like a takeaway Italian restaurant though they do have sandwiches and pretty nice coffees. For lunch, all the sandwiches and pastas are ready made where they are cling wrapped or packed into boxes which you can order off the shelves. I did ask the staff for a menu, but she told me they dont have one and I can only order off the shelves. The food is quite value for money, the pasta usually costs about 9 bucks and the portion is relatively huge.

Approximate cost: $10

Tossolini's is a good place to head to if you want to grab a quite bite and you're craving some Italian food. Other than that though, I would not recommend it.

The food is nothing to write home about and the service, value and general ambiance of the restaurant is much the same. The dish I ordered was under-seasoned and relatively flavourless.

I often find the waitstaff think they are better than you, but apart from that, the food is usually really nice. THey make some very nice pastas, and I had their kipfler potato salad for lunch once and was plesently surprised.

A regular evening venue for me and my friends, mainly because it's centrally-located and open relatively late. The food is reasonable, although some dishes are better than others. Servings tend to be quite large. A highlight of the menu is the Italian hot chocolate - thick and almost soupy. Delicious!

Service can be a little inconsistent - sometimes great, sometimes a little lacking, although this is usually because it's busy. The decor/surroundings are nice, but it can be very noisy when it's busy.

Approximate cost: $15