Thursday, 17 March 2011

Surry Hills, restaurant

This former grocery shop with residential space above is on the corner of Crown Street and Devonshire Street, in the inner city suburb of Surry Hills. This heritage building built in 1912 has now become an Italian restaurant known as Essenza Italian. It has been beautifully restored with an eye-catching colour scheme.

18 comments:

  1. Sounds like the place for me. I love Italian enough I married one. :-)

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  2. I love Italian food. I bet this place served great meals.

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  3. It's beautiful! Great shot. Thank you so much for stopping by to say hello.

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  4. We did plan to go to Sydney later this year but the airplane tickets were to much for a family of 5, so we will end up in Sri Lanka instead.
    Since I can not see the building my self now thank you for showing me.
    MB

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  5. They did a great job! It is very nice!
    Thanks for sharing your beautiful pic;o)

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    Happy day****

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  6. I used to frequent this building about 15 years ago when it was 'The Rustic Cafe'. It was very casual in those days.

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  7. · Thanks to your blog I will know Sidney.

    Thanks for your visit and your kind comment on my blog


    · Greetings from Spain

    CR & LMA
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  8. The colours are good - just right for an Italian restaurant.

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  9. So solid, love how the names are on it , like Mark Foys.

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  10. It is so good to see that these old buildings are being restored and looked after. I hate to see them neglected and then demolished.

    Best wishes and thanks for stopping by!

    Natasha.

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  11. Great to see this buildings restored. Love the Federation colours.

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  12. Great restoration, very Hispanic flavour... have a blessed weekend!

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  13. I like that they painted the original name to stand out, instead of blending it in.

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