Prosciutto Bros. Craft Bar - Sydney

Came here to celebrate my friend’s birthday, we loved coming here! Prosciutto Bros was definitely a hidden gem in Eltham but very happy we found it!<br/ <br/ we ordered a prosciutto and cheese platter for 2 of us, it was a bit smaller than expected but what was on the platter was delicious! my friend also had a prosciutto pizza which she thought was delicious!

Good pizza (bit of a different look/taste to your usual wood-fired pizzas everywhere else, which is a good thing for a bit of variety, I like how they don't put the big chunks of buffalo mozzarella on) , good platters, good vibes for when you're keen for a drink or 2.

Has to be one of my favourite places I have visited, and I’ve only been once! Specialty deli meats, cheese, pizzas and craft beers as far as the eye can see! The share board was a winner! The staff are friendly, had a wealth of knowledge and even brought out a few extra samples of cheese and beer when we struck up conversation. Cannot wait to go back!

This was a long time coming visit to one of our kids favourite venues. It certainly did not disappoint. The decor/set up and style is so relaxed and casual and on point it all worked beautifully. Tucked in a very odd location, that works for it as well. Damn good set up.The pizzas were brilliant, the Calzone was simply amazing and the Pizza and paddle combo is an awesome value idea. Pizza with 4 sample pots of any beer of your choosing for $20 (Mon/Tuesday only). The meatballs for entree were also incredibly tasty and at $95 for four full adults, the only issue will be to come on an night when it’s not packed.An absolute gem.

I feel like this place is a bit of an adventure. Get out of elthamers to meet you here- it’s fun to see them look baffled at the location. When you wander in it’s relaxed but you instantly feel you are somewhere worth coming to. Ease into the vibe of the place, order at the bar without expectations and you’ll be entertained, fed and drinked. The pizza is yum. No it’s not ‘omg I’ve died and woken up in pizza heaven’ but it is ‘damn that was satisfying’.