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Una's
Description
Long-running, woodsy-chic venue serving homestyle central European cuisine and hearty breakfasts.
Nearby attractions
Sydney Jewish Museum (Open for schools)
148 Darlinghurst Rd, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Green Park
301 Victoria St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
.M Contemporary | Contemporary Art Gallery Sydney
8/15-19 Boundary St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
King Street Gallery on William
177-185 William St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Qtopia Sydney
301 Forbes St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Dominik Mersch Gallery
Upstairs, 75 McLachlan Ave, Rushcutters Bay NSW 2011, Australia
El Alamein Fountain
64-68 Macleay St, Elizabeth Bay NSW 2011, Australia
Arthouse Gallery
66 McLachlan Ave, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Oxford Art Factory
3/46 Oxford St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Australian Museum
Level 4/1 William St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Nearby restaurants
Eat Thai Darlinghurst
358 Victoria St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Buffalo Dining Club
116 Surrey St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Eat Fuh
336 Victoria St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Gino's Kitchen & Cocktails: Darlinghurst
235 Victoria St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Thai Tharee
245 Victoria St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Govindas
112 Darlinghurst Rd, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Malabar South Indian Restaurant
1/274 Victoria St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Sal's Authentic New York Pizza - Darlinghurst
314-318 Victoria St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Fortuna Drink And Eat
Shop 1/247 Victoria St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Fabbrica Pasta Bar Darlinghurst
348 Victoria St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Nearby hotels
Sydney Boutique Hotel
114 Darlinghurst Rd, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Kirketon Hotel Sydney - Darlinghurst Hotel, Darlinghurst Accommodation, Hotel near St Vincent's Hospital
229/231 Darlinghurst Rd, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Medusa Hotel
267 Darlinghurst Rd, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
The Social Hotel Sydney
shop 2/304 Victoria St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
ibis budget Sydney East
191-201 William St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Holiday Inn Sydney - Potts Point by IHG
203 Victoria St, Potts Point NSW 2011, Australia
The Sarah Hotel by Urban Rest
255 Victoria St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Hotel Diplomat Sydney
Shop 1/17 Bayswater Rd, Potts Point NSW 2011, Australia
Hotel Indigo Sydney Potts Point by IHG
2/14 Kings Cross Rd, Potts Point NSW 2011, Australia
Annam Apartments
21 Ward Ave, Potts Point NSW 2011, Australia
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Una's

340 Victoria St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
4.2(870)
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Long-running, woodsy-chic venue serving homestyle central European cuisine and hearty breakfasts.

attractions: Sydney Jewish Museum (Open for schools), Green Park, .M Contemporary | Contemporary Art Gallery Sydney, King Street Gallery on William, Qtopia Sydney, Dominik Mersch Gallery, El Alamein Fountain, Arthouse Gallery, Oxford Art Factory, Australian Museum, restaurants: Eat Thai Darlinghurst, Buffalo Dining Club, Eat Fuh, Gino's Kitchen & Cocktails: Darlinghurst, Thai Tharee, Govindas, Malabar South Indian Restaurant, Sal's Authentic New York Pizza - Darlinghurst, Fortuna Drink And Eat, Fabbrica Pasta Bar Darlinghurst
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Phone
+61 2 9360 6885
Website
unasrestaurant.com.au

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Featured dishes

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dish
Crumbed Mushrooms
dish
Deep Fried Camembert
dish
Greek Salad
dish
Cabbage Rolls & Rösti
dish
Gypsy Schnitzel
dish
Kassler
dish
Swiss Weisswurst
dish
Cabbage Salad - Take Away
dish
Vegetable Strudel

Reviews

Nearby attractions of Una's

Sydney Jewish Museum (Open for schools)

Green Park

.M Contemporary | Contemporary Art Gallery Sydney

King Street Gallery on William

Qtopia Sydney

Dominik Mersch Gallery

El Alamein Fountain

Arthouse Gallery

Oxford Art Factory

Australian Museum

Sydney Jewish Museum (Open for schools)

Sydney Jewish Museum (Open for schools)

4.7

(234)

Open 24 hours
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Green Park

Green Park

4.0

(93)

Open until 12:00 AM
Click for details
.M Contemporary | Contemporary Art Gallery Sydney

.M Contemporary | Contemporary Art Gallery Sydney

4.9

(44)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
King Street Gallery on William

King Street Gallery on William

4.6

(27)

Open 24 hours
Click for details

Things to do nearby

Candlelight: Tribute to A.R. Rahman
Candlelight: Tribute to A.R. Rahman
Fri, Dec 12 • 6:30 PM
197 Macquarie Street, Sydney, 2000
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Horizon of Khufu: an immersive expedition to Ancient Egypt
Horizon of Khufu: an immersive expedition to Ancient Egypt
Wed, Dec 10 • 10:00 AM
Olympic Boulevard, Sydney Olympic Park, 2127
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Bubble Planet: An Immersive Experience in Sydney
Bubble Planet: An Immersive Experience in Sydney
Wed, Dec 10 • 9:00 AM
Sydney Olympic Park, 2127
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Nearby restaurants of Una's

Eat Thai Darlinghurst

Buffalo Dining Club

Eat Fuh

Gino's Kitchen & Cocktails: Darlinghurst

Thai Tharee

Govindas

Malabar South Indian Restaurant

Sal's Authentic New York Pizza - Darlinghurst

Fortuna Drink And Eat

Fabbrica Pasta Bar Darlinghurst

Eat Thai Darlinghurst

Eat Thai Darlinghurst

4.8

(1.1K)

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Buffalo Dining Club

Buffalo Dining Club

4.5

(399)

$$

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Eat Fuh

Eat Fuh

4.0

(266)

Click for details
Gino's Kitchen & Cocktails: Darlinghurst

Gino's Kitchen & Cocktails: Darlinghurst

4.2

(287)

$$

Click for details
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SteveSteve
Una's in Darlinghurst has been dishing out continental cuisine for over five decades. It is a wonderful venue for people watching especially if you are lucky to get an outdoor table or a window table. The owners and wait staff are extremely helpful and friendly. We chose the unhealthiest dishes on the menu. Entrees and Mains all fried “Heart attacks on our plates” Our decision was based on the fact that St Vincent's Hospital Cardiology Centre was only a block away Starters Deep fried Camembert with cranberry sauce. Was good, just begged for a little more pizazz. Salt and Pepper Squid, also fried, but was light, tasty and tender. Nice Crumbed mushrooms, also fried – very nice. These stole the show. The sauce it came with was not required. Mains We all had schnitzels Serving sizes over the top ENORMOUS. The diner with a huge appetite, chose the Veal Schnitzel (No Sauce, just lemon wedges) – It must have been good. It vanished faster than a magic trick. The healthy diner chose the Pork Schnitzel with mushroom sauce. He found the serving size over the top (which it was) He also wished he had just had it plain- no sauce. He could only consume approx. 30% of the serving. He gave the remains to the diner with a huge appetite to take home. The semi healthy diner with a good appetite chose the Chicken Schnitzel with a spicy tomato “gypsy” sauce, a very pleasant belly filling dish, but could only consume 60% of serving. The diner with a huge appetite was thrilled, as he now had enough leftovers for lunch the next day. Entrees serving sizes are generous. Schnitzel serving sizes are crazy... HUGE The afternoon was positively memorable based on the setting, the staff and the food. BYO, wine accepted with a small corkage charge. They are also fully licensed Will be eating salad for next 7 days B.T.W. If you are on a diet, Uno’s do cater for healthier patrons with a few salads, fish, steak on offer. Note: Outdoor tables can get a bit hot in Summer, so bring your sunscreen.
Feed PunchersFeed Punchers
Review by @Feedpunchers on Instagram 4.2/5* The Feed Punchers visited a homely and authentic, Austrian-German-Hungarian styled restaurant, which has been running since 1970- Una’s. Known for their large schnitzels, we were indecisive as to what type of schnitzel to order, until, the waiter told the lads, the chicken Jager-schnitzel is the best. -The jager schnitzel, came topped with a creamy mushroom sauce, which was unlike any creamy mushroom sauce we’ve experienced. It was thick, rich, creamy, salty, smooth, warm, Refreshing yet slightly spiced. A very impressive, well practiced sauce. The schnitzel itself was perfectly golden crusted and huge in portion. It had very little seasoning, but we figured this was what the sauce was for. The schnitzel had delicious shredded potato’s underneath it, called ‘Rösti’. They tasted creamy, salty and hints of onion. We found them to be the perfect side to the schnitzel. Also, on the side we were given paprika loaded cabbage and mustard, which both paired perfectly with the schnitzel. -The Baked Camembert was extremely creamy inside, melting in the mouth with an instant warmth. The batter was perfectly golden crispy. The cranberry sauce was a nice addition of sweetness and fruitiness. -The Swiss Weisswurst sausage was incredibly unique and soft on the palate. It is a traditional Bavarian sausage made from minced veal and pork. It carried a subtle flavour of parsley, onion and lemon. It was sided with caramelised onions, which were the perfect sweet accompaniment. Also, sided with sauerkraut which was mixed in with bacon. This added great pickled, fatty and salty flavours. -Overall, the Feed Punchers enjoyed this authentic feed provided by a beloved long-standing restaurant. Thanks Una’s!
WesWes
Una’s is a Darlinghurst institution! For as long as I can remember I have been coming here for a hearty breakfast or a home style meal just like Oma used to make. On my most recent visit I was pleased to see that all Covid Safe procedures were being followed and my dining partner and I grabbed a seat on the window looking out over the bustling Victoria Street. The interior is themed like a traditional Austrian beer house and many of the staff are of European background so try your best German pleasantries if you are confident. To start we ordered drinks and our very friendly waitress recommended their current on tap offering which was a Czech beer that went down like a treat!! So easy to drink and super refreshing. The accompaniment of a warm and super soft bretzel was a great lead in to the main event. Everything on the menu is worth trying but Una’s is famous for their Jaeger Schnitzel. The meat is your choice or chicken, veal or pork. I chose the chicken and it arrived a short time later. As usual the serving size can only be described as epic. Juicy crumbed chicken deliciousness that is so large it hangs over the plate!! The schnitzel is topped with a rich dark mushroom gravy and a side of perfectly cooked crispy rösti completes this comfort food combination. You also get a very nice cabbage salad which is a really nice pallet cleanser. You will notice lots of people leaving with doggy bags as the servings are truely value for money. Just ask your friendly waiter for a container and you can shovel whatever is left on your plate into your travel pack ready for tomorrow’s left overs. For a great comfort food experience I can’t recommend Una’s enough. Thanks and I will see you again soon.
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Una's in Darlinghurst has been dishing out continental cuisine for over five decades. It is a wonderful venue for people watching especially if you are lucky to get an outdoor table or a window table. The owners and wait staff are extremely helpful and friendly. We chose the unhealthiest dishes on the menu. Entrees and Mains all fried “Heart attacks on our plates” Our decision was based on the fact that St Vincent's Hospital Cardiology Centre was only a block away Starters Deep fried Camembert with cranberry sauce. Was good, just begged for a little more pizazz. Salt and Pepper Squid, also fried, but was light, tasty and tender. Nice Crumbed mushrooms, also fried – very nice. These stole the show. The sauce it came with was not required. Mains We all had schnitzels Serving sizes over the top ENORMOUS. The diner with a huge appetite, chose the Veal Schnitzel (No Sauce, just lemon wedges) – It must have been good. It vanished faster than a magic trick. The healthy diner chose the Pork Schnitzel with mushroom sauce. He found the serving size over the top (which it was) He also wished he had just had it plain- no sauce. He could only consume approx. 30% of the serving. He gave the remains to the diner with a huge appetite to take home. The semi healthy diner with a good appetite chose the Chicken Schnitzel with a spicy tomato “gypsy” sauce, a very pleasant belly filling dish, but could only consume 60% of serving. The diner with a huge appetite was thrilled, as he now had enough leftovers for lunch the next day. Entrees serving sizes are generous. Schnitzel serving sizes are crazy... HUGE The afternoon was positively memorable based on the setting, the staff and the food. BYO, wine accepted with a small corkage charge. They are also fully licensed Will be eating salad for next 7 days B.T.W. If you are on a diet, Uno’s do cater for healthier patrons with a few salads, fish, steak on offer. Note: Outdoor tables can get a bit hot in Summer, so bring your sunscreen.
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Review by @Feedpunchers on Instagram 4.2/5* The Feed Punchers visited a homely and authentic, Austrian-German-Hungarian styled restaurant, which has been running since 1970- Una’s. Known for their large schnitzels, we were indecisive as to what type of schnitzel to order, until, the waiter told the lads, the chicken Jager-schnitzel is the best. -The jager schnitzel, came topped with a creamy mushroom sauce, which was unlike any creamy mushroom sauce we’ve experienced. It was thick, rich, creamy, salty, smooth, warm, Refreshing yet slightly spiced. A very impressive, well practiced sauce. The schnitzel itself was perfectly golden crusted and huge in portion. It had very little seasoning, but we figured this was what the sauce was for. The schnitzel had delicious shredded potato’s underneath it, called ‘Rösti’. They tasted creamy, salty and hints of onion. We found them to be the perfect side to the schnitzel. Also, on the side we were given paprika loaded cabbage and mustard, which both paired perfectly with the schnitzel. -The Baked Camembert was extremely creamy inside, melting in the mouth with an instant warmth. The batter was perfectly golden crispy. The cranberry sauce was a nice addition of sweetness and fruitiness. -The Swiss Weisswurst sausage was incredibly unique and soft on the palate. It is a traditional Bavarian sausage made from minced veal and pork. It carried a subtle flavour of parsley, onion and lemon. It was sided with caramelised onions, which were the perfect sweet accompaniment. Also, sided with sauerkraut which was mixed in with bacon. This added great pickled, fatty and salty flavours. -Overall, the Feed Punchers enjoyed this authentic feed provided by a beloved long-standing restaurant. Thanks Una’s!
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Una’s is a Darlinghurst institution! For as long as I can remember I have been coming here for a hearty breakfast or a home style meal just like Oma used to make. On my most recent visit I was pleased to see that all Covid Safe procedures were being followed and my dining partner and I grabbed a seat on the window looking out over the bustling Victoria Street. The interior is themed like a traditional Austrian beer house and many of the staff are of European background so try your best German pleasantries if you are confident. To start we ordered drinks and our very friendly waitress recommended their current on tap offering which was a Czech beer that went down like a treat!! So easy to drink and super refreshing. The accompaniment of a warm and super soft bretzel was a great lead in to the main event. Everything on the menu is worth trying but Una’s is famous for their Jaeger Schnitzel. The meat is your choice or chicken, veal or pork. I chose the chicken and it arrived a short time later. As usual the serving size can only be described as epic. Juicy crumbed chicken deliciousness that is so large it hangs over the plate!! The schnitzel is topped with a rich dark mushroom gravy and a side of perfectly cooked crispy rösti completes this comfort food combination. You also get a very nice cabbage salad which is a really nice pallet cleanser. You will notice lots of people leaving with doggy bags as the servings are truely value for money. Just ask your friendly waiter for a container and you can shovel whatever is left on your plate into your travel pack ready for tomorrow’s left overs. For a great comfort food experience I can’t recommend Una’s enough. Thanks and I will see you again soon.
Wes

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Reviews of Una's

4.2
(870)
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1.0
1y

Would prison food be better????

Never have I ever been so disappointed, disgusted, offended and insulted in my life going to a restaurant.

Let's start with the service, absolutely pathetic, low on staff, rude and totally disinterested in their jobs and obviously their customers. You could sit there with your hand up asking for service, asking for anything and be completely, utterly and totally ignored for that matter.

Then you ask the staff for a recommendation on food, they give you their recommendation, which is absolutely horrible. The food, and sauce comes out lukewarm, and the sauce is pasty and cold. Not to mention they suggest you to try different dishes but don't tell you there's extra hidden costs. And when you confront them on these hidden costs they pretend like nothing's ever happened

The food took ages to come out that's not such a big issue, but in any case it wasn't preferable . When you receive your food and you're starving, and you're presented with food that is not even quality enough to serve people in a third world country then you know you've made a mistake.

The prices are a rip off, the food is not fresh. We've heard so much about this place, we were so excited to go there, and in every single way possible it was a complete flop on the other side. We were so so so heavily disappointed.

But then wait there's more. The way to suggest to us some food we ordered, and then at the end when given our bill, we were charged for extras for the waiters suggestions that were supposed to come with the food. When I asked the waiter what was this for, he could not answer why. I said to him; are you going to refund us? He made an abundance of excuses and then panicked, and then walked around in circles and just simply walked off.

I can't tell you how excited we were to go to this place, but at the same time after eating our food I'm not sure even if you could feed this to an animal, by the end of the night we couldn't wait to get out of the joint. My stomach is turning right now in the absolutely pathetic service, disgusting food, and downright disgraceful overall experience that we had at this so-called amazing restaurant to eat...

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4.0
1y

Una's in Darlinghurst has been dishing out continental cuisine for over five decades. It is a wonderful venue for people watching especially if you are lucky to get an outdoor table or a window table. The owners and wait staff are extremely helpful and friendly.

We chose the unhealthiest dishes on the menu. Entrees and Mains all fried “Heart attacks on our plates”

Our decision was based on the fact that St Vincent's Hospital Cardiology Centre was only a block away

Starters Deep fried Camembert with cranberry sauce. Was good, just begged for a little more pizazz. Salt and Pepper Squid, also fried, but was light, tasty and tender. Nice Crumbed mushrooms, also fried – very nice. These stole the show. The sauce it came with was not required.

Mains We all had schnitzels Serving sizes over the top ENORMOUS. The diner with a huge appetite, chose the Veal Schnitzel (No Sauce, just lemon wedges) – It must have been good. It vanished faster than a magic trick.

The healthy diner chose the Pork Schnitzel with mushroom sauce. He found the serving size over the top (which it was) He also wished he had just had it plain- no sauce. He could only consume approx. 30% of the serving. He gave the remains to the diner with a huge appetite to take home.

The semi healthy diner with a good appetite chose the Chicken Schnitzel with a spicy tomato “gypsy” sauce, a very pleasant belly filling dish, but could only consume 60% of serving. The diner with a huge appetite was thrilled, as he now had enough leftovers for lunch the next day.

Entrees serving sizes are generous. Schnitzel serving sizes are crazy... HUGE The afternoon was positively memorable based on the setting, the staff and the food. BYO, wine accepted with a small corkage charge. They are also fully licensed

Will be eating salad for next 7 days B.T.W. If you are on a diet, Uno’s do cater for healthier patrons with a few salads, fish, steak on offer.

Note: Outdoor tables can get a bit hot in Summer, so bring...

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4.0
1y

Review by @Feedpunchers on Instagram

4.2/5*

The Feed Punchers visited a homely and authentic, Austrian-German-Hungarian styled restaurant, which has been running since 1970- Una’s. Known for their large schnitzels, we were indecisive as to what type of schnitzel to order, until, the waiter told the lads, the chicken Jager-schnitzel is the best.

-The jager schnitzel, came topped with a creamy mushroom sauce, which was unlike any creamy mushroom sauce we’ve experienced. It was thick, rich, creamy, salty, smooth, warm, Refreshing yet slightly spiced. A very impressive, well practiced sauce. The schnitzel itself was perfectly golden crusted and huge in portion. It had very little seasoning, but we figured this was what the sauce was for. The schnitzel had delicious shredded potato’s underneath it, called ‘Rösti’. They tasted creamy, salty and hints of onion. We found them to be the perfect side to the schnitzel. Also, on the side we were given paprika loaded cabbage and mustard, which both paired perfectly with the schnitzel.

-The Baked Camembert was extremely creamy inside, melting in the mouth with an instant warmth. The batter was perfectly golden crispy. The cranberry sauce was a nice addition of sweetness and fruitiness.

-The Swiss Weisswurst sausage was incredibly unique and soft on the palate. It is a traditional Bavarian sausage made from minced veal and pork. It carried a subtle flavour of parsley, onion and lemon. It was sided with caramelised onions, which were the perfect sweet accompaniment. Also, sided with sauerkraut which was mixed in with bacon. This added great pickled, fatty and salty flavours.

-Overall, the Feed Punchers enjoyed this authentic feed provided by a beloved long-standing restaurant....

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