Sicily Restaurants

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  • 21. I Ruggeri

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    An intimate little spot a block from the port, I Ruggeri prides itself on a mix of tradition and experimentation. For example, you might find a savory Babà (typically a dessert pastry soaked in rum) made of pecorino romano. But even the standards are prepared well, such as pasta con le sarde, made with an abundance of wild fennel, toasted almonds, and breadcrumbs. 

    Via Pozzo Leone 23, Messina, Sicily, 98122, Italy
    090-343938

    Known For

    • Thoughtful wine suggestions
    • Fine dining at reasonable prices
    • Neighborhood vibe with lots of local regulars

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun.
  • 22. Il Borgo

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    The stone building that houses Il Borgo was built in 1942 in a style that reflects the neighboring medieval castle. The cool stone walls and wooden furnishings create a wonderfully warm atmosphere while the restaurant itself is focused on a delicious rotating seasonal menu.

    Via Amilcare 13, Caccamo, Sicily, 90012, Italy
    091-2774401

    Known For

    • Bread, pasta, and desserts all made in-house
    • Gorgeous setting
    • Wood-fired pizzas to-go

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Tues. No lunch Mon. and Wed.–Sat.
  • 23. Il Castello Ristorante

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    This casual restaurant and B&B is located in a converted Norman castle. The restaurant offers a great menu of local Sicilian cuisine and a wood-fired pizza oven.

    Via Generale di Maria 27, Petralla Sottana, Sicily, 90027, Italy
    0921-641250

    Known For

    • Beautiful castle location
    • Charming option to spend the night
    • Excellent pizza

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Tues., Wed., and Thurs. No lunch Fri., Sat., and Mon.
  • 24. La Lanterna

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    This family-run place cooks very rustic yet satisfying meals, including hearty pasta, filling antipasti, and wood-fire pizzas. It isn't a fancy place, but the service is amicable, prices are reasonable, and servings are generous.

    Via Isnello 76, Collesano, Sicily, 90016, Italy
    339-8881837

    Known For

    • Wide-ranging and tasty menu
    • Home-cooked and hearty meals
    • Wood-fire pizzas
  • 25. La Spiga D'oro

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    For a taste of the best in local cuisine, come to this intimate, family-run spot with a nice little menu of selected pizzas, pasta dishes, and mains featuring the fresh seasonal ingredients you grow to expect in Sicilian restaurants. Service is warm, friendly, and very accommodating of children.

    Via Margherita 74, Caccamo, Sicily, 90012, Italy
    091-8148968

    Known For

    • Wood-fire pizzas
    • Quick meals to go
    • Fresh ingredients

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Wed.
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  • 26. Pamochã

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    An acronym for "Pane, Mortadella, and Champagne," Pamocha indeed specializes in bubbles, masterful salumi plates, all the bruschetta, and raw seafood towers of oysters, sweet red shrimp, tuna, and caviar. Typically the portions at this glam-meets-rustic café are small, making it perfect for aperitivo or a late-night snack (it's open until 2 am)

    Via Gemmellaro 46, Catania, Sicily, 95121, Italy
    338-8158024

    Known For

    • French grower champagne
    • Instagram-worthy meat case
    • Outside seating on a busy pedestrian street
  • 27. Pasticceria Bar Giulio

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    For the best granita and gelato in town, don't miss Bar Giulio. It's also an excellent place for coffee or a traditional sweet Sicilian breakfast of granita and sweet bread brioche. 

    Via Giovanni Amendola 25, Capo d'Orlando, Sicily, 98071, Italy
    0941-912546

    Known For

    • Fresh pastries made daily
    • Best granita in town
    • Very reasonable prices
  • 28. Ristorante La Perla Termini

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    This typical family-run Italian restaurant specializes in locally fished seafood and fine pizzas from the wood-fired oven. The staff are very accommodating and will prepare anything you require if there are specific dietary requirements, including gluten-free and vegetarian options.

    Via Vittorio Emanuele Orlando 4, Sicily, 90018, Italy
    392-2837644

    Known For

    • Gluten-free options
    • Casual atmosphere
    • Family-friendly vibes

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Mon. No lunch Tues.–Sun.
  • 29. Ristorante Nangalarruni

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    This Castelbuono institution has been preparing dishes with the finest local ingredients for over 30 years. Chef Giuseppe Carollo is dedicated to the products found in and around Castelbuono, including wild mushrooms, vegetables, and the sweet manna from the local ash trees.

    Sicily, 90013, Italy
    0921-671228

    Known For

    • Artisan cheeses and fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables
    • Extensive tasting menu that changes with the seasons
    • Nice wine list

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Wed.
  • 30. Ristorante U Bagghiu

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    This eatery's varied menu shows off the best products and ingredients from Polizzi. Some dishes feature wild asparagus and mushrooms while various antipasti and side dishes include freshly foraged vegetables and greens.

    Via Gagliardo 3, Sicily, 90028, Italy
    0921-551111

    Known For

    • Local ingredients
    • Excellent desserts and pastries
    • Authentic pizza
  • 31. Ristoro dello Scoiattolo

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    This rustic mountain lodge is situated right near the popular winter skiing resort area of Piano Battaglia. Opened throughout the year, it offers a cozy country panorama, good hearty local fare, and friendly service at very reasonable prices.

    Piano Battaglia, Piano Battaglia, Sicily, 90027, Italy
    349-643–9987

    Known For

    • Beautiful location
    • Classic Italian dishes
    • Family-friendly atmosphere
  • 32. Terra Mia Ristorante di Campagna

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    You come upon this rustic little restaurant by navigating the small country roads between vineyards, and don't be surprised if you whip past it and have to turn around. The restaurant is divided into an interior dining room and an outside covered patio, and they're known for taking inspiration from the seasonal bounty of Etna. Look for dishes such as wild fennel pesto over pasta with toasted almonds, mushroom cotolette (cutlets), fresh ricotta with tomatoes, and grilled local pork. And, of course, the wine list is no joke. 

    Terra Mia Ristorante di Campagna, Sicily, 95012, Italy
    393-9069704

    Known For

    • Expert use of seasonal produce
    • Local gem in the heart of wine country
    • Lunches that encourage lingering

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Mon.
  • 33. Trattoria Carricaturi

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    This café, bar, restaurant, and pizzeria has a daily menu of specials to choose from, including starters, pasta dishes, meat-based mains, sides, and desserts. Your charming and helpful hosts will help you from the selection of reasonably priced dishes.

    Via Giuseppe Mazzini 1, Collesano, Sicily, 90016, Italy
    0921-6613306

    Known For

    • Local flavors
    • Early opening and late closing hours
    • Generous servings

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Mon.
  • 34. Trattoria da Giannino

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    This small, unassuming family-run restaurant is quite popular with locals. They serve traditional Sicilian cuisine with no fuss and outstanding value.

    Via Garibaldi 14, Santo Stefano di Camastra, Sicily, 98077, Italy
    0921-331748

    Known For

    • Seafood antipasto
    • Cozy and welcoming atmosphere
    • Traditional and heaty pastas

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Thurs.
  • 35. Trattoria Garibaldi

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    The word "trattoria" usually suggests somewhere casual and even slapdash and while this place has an informal feel, there is nothing at all lacking in the level of service or the quality of the food. Dating back to 1963, the place has a classic feel, as reflected on an extensive menu that focuses on fish (there's a display of what's on offer as you come in), but also includes very acceptable versions of old favorites such as lasagne, couscous, escalopes in Marsala sauce, and, for dessert, cassata siciliana. Also noteworthy are the tasty busiate garibaldine, local pasta prepared with pistachio paste, red prawns from Mazara del Vallo, and burrata. Tables are distributed In a series of well-lit rooms with wooden beams, arched doorways, and white walls adorned with portraits of the hero of Italian independence to whom the place is dedicated. Locals come here in droves, often with families in tow.

    Piazza Addolorata 37, Marsala, Sicily, 91025, Italy
    0923-953006

    Known For

    • Authentic ambience
    • Traditional dishes
    • Family-friendly

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: No dinner Sun.
  • 36. Trattoria la Casalinga

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    This small family-run restaurant offers fine home cooking at reasonable prices and abundant portions. Located on a tiny side street near the seaside promenade, it provides a nice break from the beach crowds.

    Via Riccardo D’Amico 13, Milazzo, Sicily, 98057, Italy
    090-9222697

    Known For

    • Fresh local seafood
    • Cozy and intimate atmosphere
    • Rustic garden setting

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Mon.
  • 37. Trattoria La Lanterna

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    This rustic restaurant promises good home-cooked meals in a cozy and friendly atmosphere. It is housed in a typical Sicilian trattoria, with a very casual and relaxed ambience. The menu has the usual appetizers, pasta dishes and mains, and woodfire pizza—all very generous servings at a very reasonable price.

    Salita al Monumento 11, Castelbuono, Sicily, 90013, Italy
    0921-993700

    Known For

    • Homestyle Italian pizza and pastas
    • Big servings at great prices
    • Cozy setting

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Tues.
  • 38. Trattoria Sant’Anna

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    This small restaurant is housed in a part of the Palazzo Bongiorno, making it a beautiful spot to sit and savor the tastes and sights of the town. The meals prepared here are dedicated to the best products of the area and showcase the delicious natural food of Gangi and the Madonie.

    Via Sant’Anna 2, Sicily, 90024, Italy
    0921-602422

    Known For

    • Historic setting
    • Location in the center of town
    • Seasonal and local fare

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Wed.

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