Grilled sardines - awful Seafood pasta - cold and awful…read moreGrilled local cheese - ok Cavati with swordfish - awful Ravioli with ricotta cheese - runny and awful Anchovy pizza - tasted old and pre-made House wine - watered down and cold Ambience inside looks like a cafeteria with its bright white lights. Servers speak good English, but no amount of English fluency can justify the bad food. Cover charge per person: 2€

We were here for lunch in 2016 and loved it. We returned for dinner in September 2022 and had the…read moreworst meal we've had in Sicily. The pumpkin sage ravioli were over saged to the point of inedibility. There is no way that whoever cooked this tasted what they were producing. The pomodoro insalata was a bowl of mediocre cherry tomatoes in a dish. No olive oil or seasonings whatsoever. The Sicilian swordfish was way overcooked and dry. The best items were the bottled water and the frozen French fries. Most of the food was cleared by the bussing staff without comment. No wait staff came by at all to ask how things were. I'm sure they are well aware of the low quality of the food served but no one cares because the clientele are tourists who won't be back. Robert Irvine really needs to do an episode of his show about this place. Run, don't walk, anywhere else.

We had a great evening here. This small restaurant was recommended by our driver. It's not far…read morefrom St. John's Square. Our host/waiter was charming. We started off with a yummy bite of pizza sfincione. The wine list was extensive with a lot of moderately priced bottles. We have been doing Nero d'Avola research and I can summarize our meal by saying that the food was off the charts. Two of our party started with eggplant parmigiana. My buddy had their version of cacio e pepe with the local cheese. I had an awesome bowl of fettuccine with porcini mushrooms. The ladies in our party had the fettuccini as their main course. My buddy and I tried the pork. Everything was prepared with care and pride. The prices were really moderate for what we were served. This is a not to be missed meal in Ragusa.

Amazing find while wandering the Sicilian country side, and local suggestion. prices are very fair…read moreand the food was amazing. My wife had the Bufala Pizze and I had the Diavalo panini. Also, nice outside sitting and plenty of desserts to choose from. we'll be back for sure next time and make sure to stay a full day and not drive through.

Spectacular creperie...I've never seen so many crepe and panino options. Owner was friendly and…read morereally helpful. Menu is in English and Italian. They have plenty of seating outside, but even that fills up because they get so many customers. Got the Nutella and banana crepe and loved it. They have generous portions and, obviously, make everything to order. Thankfully, they have seats and allow you to take your food to the seats outside without paying a cover charge. No, I don't need someone to bring me my food. Thank you for offering fast food in Italy for a change.

Great outside snack spot! Perfect appetizer and glass of wine. I'm guessing it was the owner who…read moreserved us. He was very friendly. You can buy wine by the glass or the bottle. We had some panne copanata and it was delicious. Red wine was very good as well. Lots of pates and marmalade type items that you could purchase. We sat outside amongst the lime trees and enjoyed our predinner aperitif. Our villa is very close, so next time we will bike rather than drive and park. The beach is a close walk. This is a beautiful spot, not sure why I didn't see it on Yelp. I did find on Trip Advisor. Not crazy about the plastic wine glasses. The bread was incredible.

Amazing. The most genuinely delicious meal I've had. It was like we were personally invited into…read morethe owners home and he cooked just for us. Small shop with a few small tables. The owner does everything himself. And he's so good at it. He suggested what we should eat. He cooked it all perfectly. He was friendly and happy. Other locals popped into say hello and I've never felt happier during a meal than while eating a panino here. We were part of the community. This spot is a must if you're ever in Caltagirone.

Wow, I rated this and forgot to hit done. Sat in the internal patio outside area. The awkward time…read moreafter the choc tasting meant we were some of the few but this place was on point. Quality food, nice experience good service and a little dose of modern touch. Felt this place was for Italians who wanted a touch of elevated experience. Liked it would come back. But more importantly visit Modica it's super cool if get past the tourist traps. A nice memory.

Wonderful bruschetta. Crunchy toasted bread with light drizzle of olive oil. Tomatoes diced or…read moremaybe cubed. And that wonderful pecorino cheese. I want to make this appear at home but I know it won't be as good.

Pretty fast service and great view of the duomo. Might be a bit of a tourist trap. Food is decent…read more Good if you're starting and want a nice view. The arancini was good but could've had more meat inside. The cappuccinos were surprisingly really good, and so was the almond granita. The charcuterie wasn't anything special.

Really great food and really great service! What more can you ask for? You really can't go wrong…read morewith the food in Sicily to begin with. The place is quiet and charming. I'd absolutely go back!