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A Tavola supports Slow Food

We are very excited to announce our affiliation with the Slow Food International Association . Slow Food has grown from a relatively small Italian movement – still with its headquarters in Carlo Petrini’s hometown of Bra – to an international phenomenon, with more than 100,000 members worldwide. The organisation grew out of a protest against the opening of a McDonalds in Rome! Eugenio first went and heard Carlo speak at the Sydney Food Festival back in 2009 and was inspired by the dedication of the movement in protecting traditional foods and agricultural diversity. A Tavola proudly hosted Slow Foods first ever Primavera event showcasing producers from the Northern Rivers area of NSW in September and it was a great success. Eugenio created a menu that showcased the very best of paddock to plate cooking. From Eugenios hand made pastas, to fresh, vibrant produce and the locally produced, organic proteins, the dinner embodied the diversity of local produce and the principles of the Slow Food movement. We look forward to working with more local producers and growers in the future.
Good Food Guide Awards 2012

We are very proud to announce that A Tavola was awarded one hat at the 2012 Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide Awards held on Monday the 5th September. It was a fantastic night and it was great to be surrounded by so many industry professionals. It is one night that makes you remember why we do what we do – simply because we love it so much. We are also extremely lucky to have a wonderful family at A Tavola – every single staff member works hard to bring something special to our customers every night. The amount of talent and energy in the Sydney restaurant scene is certainly world class. You can purchase the guide now at all bookstores or you can check out the guides new website here.
A Tavola supports Bread For Good Project

A Tavola is proud to support The Bread For Good Project which is an initiative of the Sydney Morning Herald in conjunction with UNICEF. This nationwide campaign invites patrons of participating restaurants to donate $2 or more for the complimentary bread that we provide to you which will then be donated directly to this campaign. The aim is to raise money and awareness to help children impacted by the East African crisis. East Africa is in the grips of one of the worst food crises ever. Across Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya and Djibouti 12.4 million people (more than half the Australian population) are affected by this devastating crisis, inuding over 2 million children. In Southern Somalia a famine has been declared and 600,000 children are on the brink of death. Urgent life saving action is desparately needed. Unicef is providing therapeutic food to tackle severe malnutrition, clean water and health services, vaccination campaigns and protection mechanisms for displaced children.
Box Magazine

“The gnocchi with cauliflower is outrageously moreish – tiny pillows that are light and springy meet with a delicate, slow-cooked cauliflower puree, studded with fried florets, truffled pecorino and pangratatto”
Box Magazine, July 2011
Australian Gourmet Traveller

Eugenios Spaghetti con Polpette features on the cover of Gourmet’s Annual Italian Issue
Australian Gourmet Traveller, May 2011
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Simon Thomsen selects the Hottest new Dining Rooms in town.
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Good Food Guide Awards

A Tavola has been awarded one chefs hat at 2009 Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide Awards.







