And she was right, I had been past it many times, and Spaghetti Tree was fantastic. Food was great, staff great, the décor so interesting and the entertainment, amazing.
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We began with French sounding music played on a piano accordion.
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Then to Italian music with violin. It seems I didn't take a photo when he switched to Russian music on another instrument.
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There were lots of photos of film stars spread across the walls.
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I highly recommend the Spaghetti Tree, even though I am take it leave person about pasta.
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Looks like lots of people enjoying themselves. I would visit if I could get there...
ReplyDeleteIt was a happy place, JayCee.
DeleteI am v glad you enjoyed it, and from the sound of things, will be back.
ReplyDeleteEC, certainly on the list to revisit.
Deletethecontemplativecat here This restaurant sounds like a winner.
ReplyDeleteCC, I am sure there will be a repeat.
DeleteSure it is on my list to visit
ReplyDeleteIt was a good atmosphere, Roentare.
DeleteLike you I am a take it or leave it guy when it comes to pasta - especially as my own spaghetti bolognese is legendary in these parts. However, the interior of that place looks great.
ReplyDeleteThe interior was so good YP. I think I'd like to taste your spag bol.
DeleteBourke Street? I am sure I have been there. I tend not to eat pasta when I go out as I wear more than I eat.
ReplyDeleteMerlot, it has been there for a long time so you may well have visited. I get you about pasta being messy.
DeleteSound wonderful.
ReplyDeleteIt was quite good, Dora.
DeleteAnother interesting place to eat. You seem to have several good restaurants around you. I'm going to need some breathing space. Hate wins and we all lose.
ReplyDeleteDeb, just breath deeply. People will still be kind.
DeleteWhile I was out looking around, I ran upon your blog.... interesting....... I'm Tom Thompson from Louisiana, I will mark and follow you. Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteHi to you Tommy, and you are most welcome.
DeleteCan you speak over the top of the crowds, and the music, to the other people on your own table?
ReplyDeleteHels, I don't think it was noisy. I would probably remember if I was.
DeleteIt looks fabulous, though I've never heard of it. We don't have a Spaghetti Tree here.
ReplyDeleteIt has been here for decades, so my sister told me, River.
DeleteLooks and sounds like good place to eat, Andrew.
ReplyDeleteMargaret, the problem with posting about something that happened two months ago, is I can't remember what I ate.
DeleteI love good red sauce Italian.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you do, TP.
DeleteLooks nice, a fun place to eat out. Pasta done well is great and I do love an Italian wine.
ReplyDeleteAlison in Wales x
Alison, I don't think I've ever had Italian wine. Portuguese and Spanish wine is nice and somewhat different to our own wine. Thanks.
DeleteThat looks like quite a place, Andrew.
ReplyDeletePat, it was certainly a place where you needed to book. Up on the mezzanine was good.
DeleteI feel the same about pasta. We have a Spaghetti Warehouse NOT to be confused with Spaghetti Factory in the States, horrible!!
ReplyDeleteJackie, I am a fan of lasagne.
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