Emma Ferguson and Dan Morris

[5] No Mafia is located on William Street in Northbridge, Western Australia, near the Perth Cultural Centre.

The venue has been described as one that presents 'popular Italian dishes' in a 'casual and unpretentious manner, in a gritty, urban people-watching spot'.

The interior has been described as a 'technicolour mosaic', with 'bold hues, clashing textures, slick furniture and a generally much more colourful vibe'.

[11] The restaurant has received an extensive amount of lengthy professional food critic reviews in major Australian national and statewide news publications over the decade since its founding.

In his re-evaluation Broadfield praised visible staff morale as contributing to a positive dining experience.

[13] Professional food critic Gail Williams writing for the Sydney Morning Herald in 2015 gave the restaurant a score of only 14/20.

[8] She criticised the potted tuna for being overly strong, while praising the eggplant parmigiana and charred fillet.

[14] The interior of the restaurant has exposed plaster walls, mosaic-tiled floors, linen valance curtains.

His review stated, 'nothing at Vin Populi changes your life, but superb ingredients and skilled cookery turns even a plate of tomatoes into a dish to coo over'.

PerthNow's Jade Jurewiz was more positive, with a 19/20 review stating "It’s hard to fault this Italian joint in Fremantle, other than it’s so popular it can be difficult to book a table".

The restaurant is located on the ground floor of the Lawson Apartments building on the corner of The Esplanade and Sherwood Court.