Tilda
Restaurant · Sydney ·
Australian produce, natural wines, tapas, tinned fish
Australian produce, natural wines, tapas, tinned fish
"“Based on a book of short stories by Simon Rich, this is one of the weirdest, most absurd, randomly heartwarming shows to ever grace FXX. I mean, the very first episode opens with a date between the main character and a literal wart-covered troll - which does hit a little too close to home, re: my own dating life (although usually, I am not the main character). But that scene - and plenty more like it - totally encapsulate what it’s like to be a twentysomething in a major city. And although you can no longer cram yourself into Tilda’s tiny, glass-encased hallway (no small part of the experience), whenever I want to feel like the young, naive, and very broke (a.k.a., like a twentysomething in a major city) I head to this natural wine shop in Echo Park. It’s tres chic - maybe you’ve seen their “Call for a good time” pick-up window? - and has all of the skin-contact bottles, specialty grocery items, and, most importantly, delicious, oily tins of canned sardines one could ever want in quarantine. Pick-up in-store, or find them on the delivery platforms.” -KH" - brant cox, kat hong, brett keating, james montgomery
"Another spot that opened just before quarantine and had to quickly adapt, Tilda is a great local wine bar in Echo Park. All their wines are natural and come from California (including a few from LA), so you’re doubly supporting local businesses. Lots of tinned fish and other snacks are also available. App delivery or pick-up offered through their website." - brett keating
"Tilda is a great place to hang out after putting your name in at Donna’s. Cozy and compact, this wine bar/bottle shop makes the most of its tight quarters, featuring a long list of natural wines, as well as shareable snacky things, like cheese boards, plates of charcuterie, and a fully loaded tinned fish platter. The latter is by far the best dish, but keep in mind the night is just beginning. Anchovy breath is forever (or at least until you brush your teeth)." - brant cox
"Echo Park’s wine bistro Tilda serves up satisfying Spanish-style tapas (try the octopus, prepared in a paprika sauce, or the mussels in escabeche), but the selection of vino is one of the neighborhood’s best. Even better, that selection extends to vermouth; the Flora, with its rosé base, makes a great addition to a spritz or negroni, while the Massican white vermouth adds depth and flavor to that happy hour martini. Just add gin or vodka (not taking sides here)." - Vox Creative
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