HTML SitemapExplore
logo
Find Things to DoFind The Best Restaurants

Sardo Sorrento — Restaurant in Melbourne

Name
Sardo Sorrento
Description
Nearby attractions
Sorrento Beach
Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Sorrento Park
Port Phillip Bay Coastal Reserve (Com), Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Manyung Gallery Sorrento
113 Ocean Beach Rd, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Sorrento Front Beach
Victoria, Australia
Nearby restaurants
Stringers Sorrento
2-8 Ocean Beach Rd, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
The Continental Sorrento
1/21 Ocean Beach Rd, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Ember Sorrento
1 Ocean Beach Rd, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Bistro Elba
100-102 Ocean Beach Rd, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Itali.co Sorrento
1 Esplanade, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Koonya Hotel
1 Esplanade, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Sorrento Thai
1-33 Hurley St, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
The Sorrento Social Cafe
119-125 Ocean Beach Rd, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Sorrento Portsea RSL Club
1/3 Hurley St, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Rusty's Cafe Bar and Grill
3293 Point Nepean Rd, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Nearby hotels
InterContinental Sorrento Mornington Peninsula by IHG
23 Constitution Hill Rd, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Koonya Apartments
3356-3374 Point Nepean Rd, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Shells Apartments
85-99 Ocean Beach Rd, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Carmel at Sorrento
142 Ocean Beach Rd, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Sorrento Beach Motel
780 Melbourne Rd, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Sorrento Beach House
3 Miranda St, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Sorrento Lodge
211 Ocean Beach Rd, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Oceanic Sorrento
234 Ocean Beach Rd, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Spacious Sorrento Retreat
3-5 Cecil St, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
Related posts
Keywords
Sardo Sorrento tourism.Sardo Sorrento hotels.Sardo Sorrento bed and breakfast. flights to Sardo Sorrento.Sardo Sorrento attractions.Sardo Sorrento restaurants.Sardo Sorrento travel.Sardo Sorrento travel guide.Sardo Sorrento travel blog.Sardo Sorrento pictures.Sardo Sorrento photos.Sardo Sorrento travel tips.Sardo Sorrento maps.Sardo Sorrento things to do.
Sardo Sorrento things to do, attractions, restaurants, events info and trip planning
Sardo Sorrento
AustraliaVictoriaMelbourneSardo Sorrento

Basic Info

Sardo Sorrento

Suite 1/20 Ocean Beach Rd, Sorrento VIC 3943, Australia
4.3(224)$$$$
Order
delivery
Save
spot

Ratings & Description

Info

attractions: Sorrento Beach, Sorrento Park, Manyung Gallery Sorrento, Sorrento Front Beach, restaurants: Stringers Sorrento, The Continental Sorrento, Ember Sorrento, Bistro Elba, Itali.co Sorrento, Koonya Hotel, Sorrento Thai, The Sorrento Social Cafe, Sorrento Portsea RSL Club, Rusty's Cafe Bar and Grill
logoLearn more insights from Wanderboat AI.
Phone
+61 401 009 103
Website
sardosorrento.com.au

Plan your stay

hotel
Pet-friendly Hotels in Melbourne
Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.
hotel
Affordable Hotels in Melbourne
Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.
hotel
The Coolest Hotels You Haven't Heard Of (Yet)
Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.
hotel
Trending Stays Worth the Hype in Melbourne
Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.

Featured dishes

View full menu
dish
HAZELNUT AFFOGATO

Reviews

Nearby attractions of Sardo Sorrento

Sorrento Beach

Sorrento Park

Manyung Gallery Sorrento

Sorrento Front Beach

Sorrento Beach

Sorrento Beach

4.6

(169)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Sorrento Park

Sorrento Park

4.7

(325)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Manyung Gallery Sorrento

Manyung Gallery Sorrento

4.2

(14)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Sorrento Front Beach

Sorrento Front Beach

4.6

(36)

Open 24 hours
Click for details

Things to do nearby

Paddle Pinot Pools & Hike the Mornington Peninsula
Paddle Pinot Pools & Hike the Mornington Peninsula
Thu, Dec 11 ‱ 8:00 AM
Fingal, Victoria, 3939, Australia
View details
Ashcombe Maze & Lavender Gardens: Entry Ticket
Ashcombe Maze & Lavender Gardens: Entry Ticket
Thu, Dec 11 ‱ 12:00 AM
15 Red Hill-Shoreham Rd, Shoreham, 3916
View details
Mornington Peninsula: Arthurs Seat Eagle Gondola Ticket
Mornington Peninsula: Arthurs Seat Eagle Gondola Ticket
Thu, Dec 11 ‱ 12:00 AM
1085 Arthurs Seat Road, Arthurs Seat, 3936
View details

Nearby restaurants of Sardo Sorrento

Stringers Sorrento

The Continental Sorrento

Ember Sorrento

Bistro Elba

Itali.co Sorrento

Koonya Hotel

Sorrento Thai

The Sorrento Social Cafe

Sorrento Portsea RSL Club

Rusty's Cafe Bar and Grill

Stringers Sorrento

Stringers Sorrento

3.5

(386)

Click for details
The Continental Sorrento

The Continental Sorrento

3.6

(547)

Click for details
Ember Sorrento

Ember Sorrento

4.4

(138)

Click for details
Bistro Elba

Bistro Elba

4.3

(299)

$$

Click for details
Get the Appoverlay
Get the AppOne tap to find yournext favorite spots!
Wanderboat LogoWanderboat

Your everyday Al companion for getaway ideas

CompanyAbout Us
InformationAI Trip PlannerSitemap
SocialXInstagramTiktokLinkedin
LegalTerms of ServicePrivacy Policy

Get the app

© 2025 Wanderboat. All rights reserved.
logo

Posts

elisa metselisa mets
we felt like we were back in italy at @sardo. an assuming, homely sardinian restaurant in sorrento. hidden in an alleyway, you wouldn’t think this place gets as exciting as it does. they are known for their exceptional private dining services but don’t underestimate their regular public dining - lively, and ohhh so delicious. dining on a summery saturday night, they had a live singer and guitarist playing italian classics. with a limoncello spritz in hand, vibes were 11/10. the food was well worth the wait. their focaccia was unique. a dreamy oily, golden crust sprinkled with flakey salt and a fluffy centre. burrata was textbook delicious with tomato and a balsamic reduction. their eye fillet carpaccio was so thin and tenderised it was falling apart on my fork, zingy and peppery in flavour too. seared pistachio crusted tuna sitting on a pillow of whipped ricotta
.need I say more?!? this was wow. the fear of getting 4 tiny bites of pasta when ordering ravioli was completely forgotten when this gigantic burrata ravioli drowned in a spicy sausage ragu arrived, so hearty and filling! my friends report the steak was spot on. skin-on fries and a fresh salad too, it was a perfect meal. the only pic i got of their tiramisu was me finishing the last bite oops! (this was airy and sweet, much more cream than biscuits). while the service was definitely delayed (e.g. long wait for menus, asking for a water jug multiple times, 1 hour between courses) the lively atmosphere and music completely made up for it. I think it’s more enjoyable to dine somewhere where there is slowness is more a sense of a relaxation and welcoming, rather than feeling rushed and pushed to eat and leave. this felt like european dining - effortless, long and so fun. the only difference was the melbourne pricing.
Joel LeagueJoel League
A Sardinian inspired restaurant with a nice venue and good staff, but drinks and food that are shy of the high price. The venue is a buildout from the back of another, accessed through a romantic (reminds me heavily of Rome) alleyway. The back courtyard is vibrant and with the open night sky it’s a fantastic location to eat. It would be nice however to follow through the romantic lighting from the alleyway to the inside of the venue and courtyard. Service was fast, friendly and vibrant. The front of house team are on point. The foods were lacking however. The Burrata I had was fantastic, however 4 tiny pieces of bread seemed a little slim for the amount of cheese provided. The seafood lasagne, although suggested by a staff member as one of the best items was not great. The flavours were bland and almost seemed like it had been defrosted and cooked. If it wasn’t for the pile of saffron on top it was barely worth the price. To end, an affogato plate for $22 is very high, however I understand there is a cocktail glass of two scoop gelato provided this price still seems too high for what it is. Wine menu is very good, however cocktails are uninspired and could use a spruce. In summary Sardo has some things done right, especially when it comes to the venue and FOH staff. Improvements need to be made when it comes to flavour and price. With so many Italian restaurants in the area it’s a very competitive market and Sardo has the right stuff to be competing with the best, with some tweaks to the kitchen and bar I’m sure the high prices would not be a problem.
Jane River (ta.be.tabi)Jane River (ta.be.tabi)
✹ Dine in Style in Sorrento đŸ–ïž ✹ Delicious and honest Italian food in the picturesque town of Sorrento. We had: ✹ Ossobuco Arancini $10 đŸ„— Salad $16 🩞 Lobster Burrata Ravioli $49 🐼 Eye Fillet $60 đŸș Beer (non alcoholic) $10 🍾 Mocktail (fruity/sweet/sour) $16 All the dishes were delicious and so well executed. Highlight was definitely the ravioli, the lobster flavour was rich and flavoursome. Pasta sheets were thick and cooked al dente filled yummy prawn and lobster meat. 😋 The steak was accentuated with strong sweet tones of red wine sauce, fried spring onions added another element of sweetness. Cut was pretty thick cooked medium rare, and very tender.
See more posts
See more posts
hotel
Find your stay

Pet-friendly Hotels in Melbourne

Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.

we felt like we were back in italy at @sardo. an assuming, homely sardinian restaurant in sorrento. hidden in an alleyway, you wouldn’t think this place gets as exciting as it does. they are known for their exceptional private dining services but don’t underestimate their regular public dining - lively, and ohhh so delicious. dining on a summery saturday night, they had a live singer and guitarist playing italian classics. with a limoncello spritz in hand, vibes were 11/10. the food was well worth the wait. their focaccia was unique. a dreamy oily, golden crust sprinkled with flakey salt and a fluffy centre. burrata was textbook delicious with tomato and a balsamic reduction. their eye fillet carpaccio was so thin and tenderised it was falling apart on my fork, zingy and peppery in flavour too. seared pistachio crusted tuna sitting on a pillow of whipped ricotta
.need I say more?!? this was wow. the fear of getting 4 tiny bites of pasta when ordering ravioli was completely forgotten when this gigantic burrata ravioli drowned in a spicy sausage ragu arrived, so hearty and filling! my friends report the steak was spot on. skin-on fries and a fresh salad too, it was a perfect meal. the only pic i got of their tiramisu was me finishing the last bite oops! (this was airy and sweet, much more cream than biscuits). while the service was definitely delayed (e.g. long wait for menus, asking for a water jug multiple times, 1 hour between courses) the lively atmosphere and music completely made up for it. I think it’s more enjoyable to dine somewhere where there is slowness is more a sense of a relaxation and welcoming, rather than feeling rushed and pushed to eat and leave. this felt like european dining - effortless, long and so fun. the only difference was the melbourne pricing.
elisa mets

elisa mets

hotel
Find your stay

Affordable Hotels in Melbourne

Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.

Get the Appoverlay
Get the AppOne tap to find yournext favorite spots!
A Sardinian inspired restaurant with a nice venue and good staff, but drinks and food that are shy of the high price. The venue is a buildout from the back of another, accessed through a romantic (reminds me heavily of Rome) alleyway. The back courtyard is vibrant and with the open night sky it’s a fantastic location to eat. It would be nice however to follow through the romantic lighting from the alleyway to the inside of the venue and courtyard. Service was fast, friendly and vibrant. The front of house team are on point. The foods were lacking however. The Burrata I had was fantastic, however 4 tiny pieces of bread seemed a little slim for the amount of cheese provided. The seafood lasagne, although suggested by a staff member as one of the best items was not great. The flavours were bland and almost seemed like it had been defrosted and cooked. If it wasn’t for the pile of saffron on top it was barely worth the price. To end, an affogato plate for $22 is very high, however I understand there is a cocktail glass of two scoop gelato provided this price still seems too high for what it is. Wine menu is very good, however cocktails are uninspired and could use a spruce. In summary Sardo has some things done right, especially when it comes to the venue and FOH staff. Improvements need to be made when it comes to flavour and price. With so many Italian restaurants in the area it’s a very competitive market and Sardo has the right stuff to be competing with the best, with some tweaks to the kitchen and bar I’m sure the high prices would not be a problem.
Joel League

Joel League

hotel
Find your stay

The Coolest Hotels You Haven't Heard Of (Yet)

Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.

hotel
Find your stay

Trending Stays Worth the Hype in Melbourne

Find a cozy hotel nearby and make it a full experience.

✹ Dine in Style in Sorrento đŸ–ïž ✹ Delicious and honest Italian food in the picturesque town of Sorrento. We had: ✹ Ossobuco Arancini $10 đŸ„— Salad $16 🩞 Lobster Burrata Ravioli $49 🐼 Eye Fillet $60 đŸș Beer (non alcoholic) $10 🍾 Mocktail (fruity/sweet/sour) $16 All the dishes were delicious and so well executed. Highlight was definitely the ravioli, the lobster flavour was rich and flavoursome. Pasta sheets were thick and cooked al dente filled yummy prawn and lobster meat. 😋 The steak was accentuated with strong sweet tones of red wine sauce, fried spring onions added another element of sweetness. Cut was pretty thick cooked medium rare, and very tender.
Jane River (ta.be.tabi)

Jane River (ta.be.tabi)

See more posts
See more posts

Reviews of Sardo Sorrento

4.3
(224)
avatar
1.0
3y

Waste of money, go elsewhere

Coming from an Italian background, being to countless Italian restaurants both in Australia and Italy, this was easily one of the worst italian restaurants I have ever walked into. If La Porchetta had a restaurant on Main Street I would walk into La Porchetta better yet the old Fasta Pasta chains before going back to this joint again.

DRINKS As we first arrived, we kindly were asked for beverages to which we ordered 4 Birra Moretti’s on tap which come at a delicious $18 a pop. Now being on holidays, money for me is not too much of a fuss but when they come back and one of the beers are only filled half way due to the keg running out, logic would tell you that you’d only pay for half right? Wrong. If you want to order an espresso martini, please bare in mind that it’s possibly been done with NescafĂ© Blend43. Also the Daiquiri’s we’re about as exciting as the cliff hangers on days of our lives. Wine pretty good but expect to cop $70-$90 for a good drop.

FOOD For entree’s we ordered the oysters and kingfish, the oysters borderline felt as if they’d been sitting in the sun, whilst the kingfish had about as much flavour as a rubber tyre. The pasta dish we got was quite nice as was the veal schnitzel, nothing spectacular though.

SERVICE Credit to the bald guy who was the only good bloke with good service and quite friendly however the night took a sour turn when the bloke who has 8 different Ralph Lauren shirts sowed together decided to come over and tell us “time out” before saying hello or asking how our night was. By “timeout” he meant he needed our table and that we needed to get a move on. Now I’m a reasonable man, I understand the pressures the hospitality industry is currently under and would of been happy to leave even given we were only 90 minutes into our 2 hour booking. However the rudeness and way in which this bloke came over and rushed his new guests over was disgusting, appalling and against common decency given we’d just dropped $600 on dinner. To add salt into the wound, when I’d gone to pay the bill he actually continued to try argue with me, explain that I was wrong about our booking time until he saw that he did actually just kick us out early and made a mistake. Add him asking if I wanted to give them a tip, you’ve got the cherry on top of a beautiful night out at Sardo (lucky we skipped dessert).

This will be the last time I ever set foot into Sardo. if I was a new comer going to Sorrento, Italico has far better food for much reasonable prices and there’s a great chance you won’t be rushed out the door, if I was the owner at Sardo I’d suggest having a word with old mate about how to best use...

   Read more
avatar
1.0
4y

One of the rudest staff members I’ve ever encountered.

Had enjoyed a great day on the Mornington Peninsula until our experience at Sardo Sorrento. Upon approaching the restaurant with my girlfriend and dog I inquired about the availability for outdoor seating as we wanted a good meal. The waiter that attended to us was a rude, bald male who did not even want to entertain us eating outside. When I asked for directions to the laneway where outdoor seating was present, I had to deal with his sarcastic tone three times as I asked for more specific directions on how to get to the back part of the restaurant whilst he painstakingly made sure to suggest that we could not go through as his clients would be offended by the presence of our puppy.

We never asked to move through the restaurant or eat inside. The man could not have been more rude in his directions or his attitude. When directing us after I asked three times for him to be bothered showing us, he told us to "turn right at the skip". Was clearly not interested in our business and was dismissive that we even wanted to sit outside.

Rather than turning right at the large rubbish bin and giving money to someone that couldn't be bothered to be polite, give directions or seek to make us feel accommodated, we left. After looking at other comments made of late by people, it's clear that there is an air of fake superiority, racism and discrimination endemic at this restaurant and someone deserves to be fired.

If you're not a white Australian, if you have a puppy with you or if you do not suit their basic entourage of clientele you are not welcome at this restaurant. My partner and I left and spent our $300 on dinner elsewhere sitting comfortably outside, eating well and continuing on with a good evening.

You would think that after months of lockdown, people would be happy for business. We will not be returning and will be imploring our friends and family in and around the peninsula to not...

   Read more
avatar
1.0
1y

Two friends and I had dinner here on the Saturday night of the Australia Day long weekend. The dishes were expensive however of good quality.

However we had an exceptionally bad experience with the service from specifically the owner of the restaurant. Everyone else was lovely to deal with.

We arrived at 5:30pm as a walk in, wanting to make a reservation for 6pm when our other friend arrived. We were told by the owner that we could only dine if we sat immediately. Therefore we did this and ordered a drink with the understanding that our friend would arrive at 6pm. Upon our final guest arriving we ordered entrees mains and sides and an additional drink.

The quality of the meal was good however 5 minutes after we’d completed our meals the owner came over to the table and in very arrogant and rude manner he said ‘ok boys we’re gonna need the table back yeah’, essentially ushering us to leave immediately like we were cattle being herded in and out of the restaurant. I was quite take a back by the manner in which this information was delivered, however not surprised. Right from the moment we entered the premises I sensed an arrogance by the owner and the final interaction confirmed it. I understand that restaurants have a seating time limit however we hadn’t been there even close to 2 hours, and were in no way over extending our stay.

I’m always happy to pay good money for a good meal and good service, however with service like this I will not be supporting this restaurant again. The way we were ordered to sit immediately, and then again ‘rudely’ ordered to leave as soon as we were finished our meal did not sit well with me at all. Sardo, if you want to provide service like this, change your name to LaPorchetta and charge a quarter of what you do. No one should have to put up with being treated like a pleb, when they are paying good money. Next time I’ll take my money and patronage to one of the many other restaurants...

   Read more
Page 1 of 7
Previous
Next