Enzo’s Cucina Penshurst - Food (NSW)

4 /5 david: Great local foodie place. Staff are friendly and attentive. Setting is not high end but welcoming atmosphere. Food is quite nice and value for money. A suburban secret gem

5 /5 Lynne Lee: Beautifully designed restaurant. Theres a private wine room that can seat 8, or another function area for about 25 people. The booths are plush and comfy. The food also is pretty good. Started with entrees of meatballs with a generous amount of bread, salt and pepper calamari and buratta. Decent size servings. Mains was chicken lemone and a supreme pizza. Found room for one dessert, donuts. Also enjoyed my cocktail. Service was good, great place for larger gatherings. Also popular for take away.

5 /5 Reece Benson: Great service combined with delicious and authentic food makes for a great meal out. Arriving a little earlier than our friends, madam ordered a passionfruit colada mocktail, which she loved! It was really refreshing and served in a large glass. I enjoyed my glass of Montepulchiano Abrezzo. Once our friends arrived we settled for a cheese and garlic pizza bread, which was fantastic, and main courses of Veal Scallopini (blackboard special), Penne Abruzzi (prawn and bacon), Linguine Agnello (lamb ragout), and a Spaghetti Marinara. Everyone was very happy with their choices. Other tempting options include seafood platters to share, which would work well if you’re sporting a large appetite. Very good wine menu. A tad disappointed about chai latte and decaf not being available despite being on the menu. Otherwise, highly recommended. Additional cider and glass of wine and total came to $210.

3 /5 Kane Lam: Food was underwhelming. Signature bug pasta dish was average, may be too much spring onion for me. Salad is a bit bland. Cocktail was not bad. Staff was attentive. I suggest may be owner should offer 3 courses menu to drum up business. $80 for 2 courses a la carte dinner and cocktail drink.

5 /5 F F: My recent family dinner at Enzo’s Cucina in Penshurst was nothing short of outstanding. From the moment we walked in, we were warmly welcomed by the friendly staff, who made us feel completely at home. The open and spacious layout of the restaurant gave it a relaxed, inviting vibe, perfect for a comfortable family meal or a casual evening with friends. The food at Enzo’s truly lives up to its reputation. Every dish we tried was fresh, flavourful, and made with genuine Italian passion. We started with a prawn pasta that was perfectly cooked, rich with garlic, olive oil, and tomato, simple yet bursting with flavour. The pizzas were a definite highlight: beautifully thin and crisp bases (not floppy) with generous toppings and authentic tomato sauce that had clearly been lovingly prepared. The chicken dish was another standout, tender and seasoned just right, served with a delicious side of vegetables that complemented it beautifully. And to top it all off, we couldn’t resist ordering the Nutella pizza for dessert — indulgent, warm, and perfectly gooey, it was the ideal sweet finish to our meal and a hit with the kids and adults alike. What really sets Enzo’s apart is not just the quality of the food, but the genuine care from the staff and the sense of being welcomed like family. The service was efficient without being rushed, and the whole experience felt thoughtfully curated to ensure we enjoyed every moment. We’ll absolutely be returning, and we wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Enzo’s Cucina Penshurst to anyone looking for a delicious, authentic Italian meal in a warm and relaxed setting.