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.

Wonderful, delicious seafood, best meal I had in Sicily,so fresh,and the service was excellentread more

Nice location on the waterfront and great seafood. The mussels are some of the best we have had…read moreand we are used to fresh seafood. The staff was friendly as well. Only gripe is they seem to charge a premium for the location. I guess this must be a resort town or something, but it was nearly double the price for the same dishes you could get in Palermo. Quality food and wine though, even at the price it is worth checking out.

Like everyone else who comes to Agrigento, I came to see the Valley of the Temples. So I was in…read moreAgrigento for only a couple of nights. But each night, I went to Capotavola. It had been recommended by a local with whom I struck up a conversation in French since he had lived in Montreal for 20 years. The service was very good and professional. I was not hindered by my lack of Italian. The pastas were very good as well as the list of local wines. The environment is very nice as it occupies the space formally for underground storage of either wine barrels or general merchandise. There are lots of stone vaulted arches and excellent lighting. My only complaint would be that on one night there was a group of 20-30 local school kids eating at one end of the restaurant. Boy were they loud. Very loud.

I was thrilled to eat here. Momma cooks and she's damn good. We enjoyed the smoked fish and…read moreeggplant appetizers, a poor man's salad, swordfish with a tomato/capers/olive sauce that was the best dish I've had in the past week and busciata pasta with fish. The local white wine was excellent and the cannolo was one of the best in Sicily with ricotta so fresh that it brought tears to my eyes. I would eat here more than once. Must try the couscous next.

ious Trapani Food - Can't Miss!…read more I walked past this restaurant a few times, but Trip Advisor reviews brought me to the doorstep for dinner. The food was absolutely delicious - simple, fresh - I wish I'd eaten here sooner as I was tired of busy and touristy restaurants. An English menu is available and I chose a recommendation from host/owner: homemade busiate (pasta) with tomato, garlic and eggplant. (If you don't like eggplant, this is the place to try it - it was an eggplant 'puff' that melts in your mouth.) House white wine, fresh bread with olive oil for dipping, and a pistachio-ricotta dessert made for a very happy evening! The casual atmosphere is great for families, solo travelers, or folks who want the feel of a local environment. Although kind of hidden yet centrally located, I agree with fellow reviewers that this spot is worth your time. Excellent service, food, and value

Had the pleasure of dining at Sal8 while in Agrigento, and it genuinely impressed us. The…read moreatmosphere blended casual and upscale in the best way, and the service was excellent -- warm and attentive -- with a small but well-curated menu. I ordered the house-made ricotta ravioli with a buttery, creamy pistachio and almond Parmesan pesto, and it was outstanding -- perfectly cooked and bursting with flavor. Overall, a memorable dining experience and absolutely worth a return visit. Saluti

I made reservations for my husband and I to eat here months in advance, since I knew when we'd be…read moretraveling in Sicily and visiting Agrigento. One of our tour guides saw Sal8 bookmarked on my Google map when he was making other recommendations for us and he said "oh, that's a good place!" I would say our meals were overall decent. My appetizer was phenomenal, and the best part of the meal for me. (It was some sort of grilled vegetable dish). My ravioli were a bit bland... was not tasting any of the sage or brown butter coming through. The service and ambiance were lovely, and we were not disappointed that we made a visit.

We stayed in the Sciacca area for vacation recently and our hotel butler advised us that Porto San…read morePaola was a great spot nearby that many locals would eat at for a consistently good dining and servicing experience. They made us a reservation same day for dinner and we arrived promptly at our dining time and were seated immediately at a table overlooking the water and city. The views are purely stunning for sunset! The servers were all so nice and I believe it's a small family owned establishment, and I think the owners were also waiting on us at some point during the meal. All of the restaurant employees were so nice, welcoming, and offered to answer any questions we had on the menu. We started with a bottle of white wine and it was amazing! I think most wines of their menu were less than 25 euros a bottle. They also provided us with a basket of bread to start complimentary as well. We started with Panelle to start as an appetizer (little chickpea fritters, they were amazing! 5 euros for I believe they were 5 fritters). We also ordered the Busiate alla Norma (13 euros, this was the best and freshest pasta you could imagine, truly amazing and they split it for us in the kitchen and was plenty big for two people to share). For entrees, we both ordered the Filetto di pesce fresco (fresh fish filet, 20 euros), and included a few small vegetables as well. We also ended with a Canolli for desert, and OMG it was the best cannoli I've ever had. I believe it was 3 euros and the flavor was out of this world. We split the cannoli in two, but I think I could have eaten two of them just myself! I really felt like we were eating in a Michelin starred restaurant, the food quality and preparation were amazing, along with the service was very white glove as well. If you're in the Sciacca area, definitely give them a try!

We absolutely loved our experience here while visiting Sciacca! Excellent food, fresh fish, wine to…read moredie for, and service was exceptional. I'm still dreaming about the view!

Ate here 7 years ago with my newlywed and havent forgotten it since then. Hands down the best tuna…read morepasta I've ever had, and the tuna tartare was to die for! So good in fact, we ate there 3 nights in a row! If you're in Trapani, Al Vicoletto is a must!

We loved it here. The waiter was so entertaining. Portions are healthy (really large for Italy). We…read morewere entertained and enjoyed our meal thoroughly. Though I would pass on the bartuga unless you really love dried fishy stuff. The 7 layer chocolate cake was amazing I am told.

Lived around here for years I came to this restaurant just to try without expecting much. I was…read morewrong. One of the warmest owner I know. Very good waitresses. Always ready to match customers requests. Food is top level. There is no menu. Menu is decided by daily fished seafood. You start with appetizers and you can stop when you want. I'm Sicilian and I've never had such a great seafood.