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  Paolo B Added September 30, 2023

  ★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆
  First will make a disclaimer that given I am vegetarian so was only looking at the veggie options. Was disappointed to see only 2 veggie panini on the menu, both which had eggplant in them and I am not a big fan of.
  Either way, we ordered the Serafena panino and Zucchini pasta. Was surprised that panino was cold but also felt was lacking seasoning and some cheese would have been a nice touch. Liked the pasta more but felt it was also under seasoned.
  Coffee was very good.
  Overall, we didn’t really enjoy our meal but think some small improvements could make a big difference. Panini prices are very high for what they are. Maybe the meat based panini and meals are their specialty.
  Would be great to see some more veggie panini options.
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  Jackie McMillan Added September 29, 2023

  ★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆
  (3.5 stars)
  Queues abound at Leichhardt’s newest paninoteca—sandwich shop—Dom Panino. The corner shop, with its candy pink awnings and sun drenched footpath tables, is the logical next step for owner Dom Ruggeri who started this business as a popular Breakfast Point food truck during COVID-19. The red-sauce panino are based on his childhood memories of dipping crusty bread into home-style Sicilian dishes. There’s also a nod to New York in the sandwich names, with the long-standing Italian American community there making up the metro area’s largest ethnic group.
  
  Despite people snaking out onto the street, we snaffle seats at a family-style table in the back room, lined with framed family photos. Ordering is done at the front counter from a large pink menu board, with the daily pastries also on display. While we stick to a New York-style hoagie and a panino, it seems every other table is supplementing their sandwich with shared gnocchi fritti they’re treating as fancy chips, particularly when ordered al tartufo ($25).
  
  I’m happy with Rocky ($22), a messy to eat soft roll that tumbles out tender wagyu, fried onions and silky roasted red capsicum bound by melted provolone and American cheese. The bun is imported—a Martin’s hoagie bun—which stretches what I’m comfortable justifying as something we need to buy in. However it eats better than the deli-style panino, wagyu lookin’ at ($20). The latter arrives modestly layered with wagyu bresaola, rocket, Parmigiana and lightly pickled mushrooms. I found it dry and dominated by bread that felt stale, even with the drizzle of extra virgin olive oil, so I’d probably stick to items dominated by bolognaise and oozing cheese.
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  Ess Added September 28, 2023

  ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
  Friendly service, cleanliness was amazing & the food was DELICIOUS! They had amazing gluten free options. We ordered three of the Rocky paninis & my god they were so tasty! We also had the fried gnocchis, they were bursting with flavour. Such a nice atmosphere & even better service. Thanks guys!
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  Justin Di Paola Added September 22, 2023

  ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
  Been around the area for ages and never noticed this place!
  Glad we stumbled across it.
  
  The sandwiches are terrific!
  Fresh ingredients, great bread, a good coffee and super friendly service.
  
  Will be back soon to try the rest of the menu.
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  Helena Tahmizian Added September 20, 2023

  ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
  The sandwiches are seriously good and very flavoursome. I highly recommend trying the Nonna’s Nostalgia sandwich. My ice latte was made well too. The ambience is quite nice and comfortable. Love the retro vibe of this venue. And superb customer service. My first time at this venue and the team were all very nice & helpful and on point with the service. Thanks so much for the complimentary donuts. Can’t wait to come back and try more dishes from the menu.

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Grays Inn Wollombi | Historic Hunter Valley Accommodation
Visit historic Wollombi and stay in the centre of the village at Grays Inn. Enjoy a meal at Panino Restaurant or wine tasting at Noyce Brothers Wines.