We ate a late lunch here in early October, well after summer high season…read more The scene ----------- It's a relaxed restaurant on the beach, with floor-to-ceiling windows providing great views to the water, and with nice attention to detail for the price range and location. The floor is wide wooden planks, and while the chairs and tables are not fancy, and the napkins are paper, our table had a proper linen tablecloth. Other tables included couples having meals and wine, six Italian women having only coffee, and another family of six eating. There is also a counter in the restaurant selling snacks, drinks, and popsicles, that was quiet but must do a brisk trade when the beach is busy. The service was efficient, and English-speaking, yet rewarded our attempts to speak Italian with smiles and encouragement. Our food arrived quickly, The food ----------- The whole fish of the day was very fresh and perfectly grilled (Sicilian-style, with a little char at tail and fins), served with wedges of fresh lime. The seafood salad was also quite good--pleasing but not surprising for a Sicilian seaside eatery. Spaghetti carbonara and pomodoro were both good (plenty of bacon in the carbonara), and the portions were generous but not excessive. The Sicilian salad was a tasty umami bomb of capers, sardines, olives, and sun-dried tomatoes over potatoes. Serving suggestion: cut the sun-dried tomatoes into smaller bits to better mix their salty sweetness into the mix. The pistachio ice cream was excellent, with ground pistachio sprinkled over the plate, and the other desserts we tried were also good. Beverages ----------- Espresso and cappuccino were below average for Sicily, and might disappoint coffee nerds, but got the job done. We did not opt for wine, but there were several decent-looking bottles for well under 20 euro, and I identified wine by the glass for 3. All-in-all ----------- I would eat here again in a heartbeat if I were walking to the Turkish steps.

so many good things here--pastries/cookies/pizza/baked everything. fantastic coffee. a really nice…read moreowner behind the counter. we arrived randomly and left happy!

This is a wonderful little place down Via Vullo. We had a late lunch from the menu of the day for…read more$10. It included a caprese e vedura and macaroni with tomato and eggplant which we washed down with superb glasses of organic grillo. It was all absolutely delicious.Outstanding food and wine with great service. Definitely worthy a visit!

From the owner: Il Winebar AGRIGENTO Enoteca La Bottega dei sapori è aperto a pranzo e a cena e propone, ad ogni…read moreora, solo ottimo cibo accompagnato da ottimi vini. Il locale è accogliente e intimo, dispone di un'area enoteca con le bottiglie di rosso e bianco in bella vista e di un'ottima birreria. Il personale in sala è cortese e attento e fornisce tutte le informazioni sui piatti e sui vini da abbinare per creare il giusto matrimonio di profumi e sapori. I clienti, infatti, possono gustare ottimi taglieri misti con salumi e formaggi selezionati. Inoltre il locale / pub è un ottimo ritrovo per giovani dove potranno consumare ottimi Apericena.

Great hidden gem of a beach just west of Sciacca. Great for families as beach is shallow. And Coco…read moreLoco is the first bar you'll hit. Friendly service. Lifeguards. Sweet vibe.

Excellent bakery for cannoli and other Italian cakes. The Ice cream is all made fresh and comes in…read moreloads of various flavours. Check out the pistachio ice cream pic.

Very pleasant place to stop for coffee when you walk on Trapani…read more The coffee is good and priced better than in other more touristic places. The pastry is fresh every day and very tasty. Waitresses are very friendly. I wish I have such place nearby. This the place to go for coffee every day.

Wife and I had fantastic dinners there. For $33 we had a 1/2 liter of wine, penne with zucchini and…read morespeck (ham), spaghetti with pomodoro and shrimp. Both were delicious. We ate on the porch in a very casual setting. Highly recommend it.