Since I live right next to this bar, I call it "my" cafe. I like to lay claim to it because it's…read moresuper delicious and provides you with nourishment to sustain your Italian life. I'm talking tasty pastries, perfectly made espresso-based drinks, fresh-made tavola calda, and just a whole lot of Sicilian character. A lot of people come through here (bikers, travelers, locals, etc.) so it can get busy, especially on the weekends. Albeit, it's worth it every time I visit no matter how crazy it may be inside. I very much like living in Nicolosi and Papaveri e Papere is one of reasons!

We were looking for a nicer place for dinner that would please my non-fish-eater husband. We most…read moredefinitely found it! As we pulled up to park, the owner welcomed us. Very fresh, carefully-prepared food. Local specialty desserts. Very fresh dinner rolls. Small, unopened table-sized bottle of olive oil for each table. I asked for just 1 glass of wine, something typical, and owner opened a new bottle of delicious, dry, mineraly Syrah. Attentive, thoughtful, friendly service. Cozy and clean atmosphere. English spoken. Highly recommend!

Wow! The flavors here are incredible, so fresh and light. Felt like the true Italian experience…read more The owner read the entire menu to us an in English and was more than happy to do. The service here was way beyond 5 stars. Highly recommend! Thanks for a wonderful experience.

A very good afternoon stop for bubbly and chips…read more Recommended. Seaside view. Wait. More than a view. The patio is seaside. Bubbly - Santa Tresa Il Grillo Brut €22. Quite good. Homemade potato chips. Delicious. Service was spot on. €31.50 for 2

Cute place but not so friendly people working. There was 8 of us and we wanted to sit by the water…read moreand the waitress acted like we were an inconvenience. We asked for bread and we were brought bread but no oil. The pizza was great though!!!

Delicious I!! My boyfriend and I flew into Sicily and after an exhausting train ride and check in…read moreto our apartment and grocery run this place was Judy down the street. Authentic, delicious thin crust pizza brought us in - but the delicious food and excellent customer service brought us back again. There is a large outside courtyard for dining within sight and sound of the ocean waves crashing against the shore. The wait staff are attentive and the customers are mostly local. We had pizza both nights, swordfish and risotto the first night and veal chop and spaghetti with prawns the second night. Each were Savored and devoured. And the prices were outstanding having just arrived from Capri and the Amalfi coast. All of that earns this restaurant 5 stars.

Spaghetti House is located in a town called Motta Sant'anastasia which is a little town only 10…read moreminutes from where I live nestled up on a steep hill. It has centuries of history behind it and Mt. Etna provides a gorgeous backdrop as you drive up to this mid-century baroque village. A dark beautiful Norman castle from the 12th century is nestled high up on the hill which is its famous landmark and can be seen for miles and you will see this as you drive towards the city center. You are immediately transported back in time to a place where the roads were built for horses and not for Fiat's once you park your car on the street and make your way towards the Spaghetti House. This is friendly quaint casual restaurant that sits on a popular main road in Motta.The downside on this night was that the dining room was too chilly for me and karoke music had started at 10 p.m. and it was loud. The menu is simple and ordering is easy since the owner speaks English. Typical pasta dishes and appetizers like bruschetta, pizza, antipasto, and Marsala style meat dishes are prepared here without being fussy. The spaghetti pormodoro was ordered for our kids and we ended up indulging ourselves because it was so tasty. The clam pasta was amazing too. We ordered the house red wine and again, it was served in a carafe carrying lots of flavor without being too bold or mild. The one thing I enjoy about Sicily is the simplicity of the ingredients that are full of flavor without being pretentious. That's what you find at Spaghetti House.

Go eat here. I cannot even begin to explain how delicious the food was. My brother is stationed at…read moreSigonella and we went to visit. He raved about Spaghetti House and the owners and how friendly everyone was. We almost had our hopes dashed afraid it wasn't open. It was. We showed up in the rain, baby in tow and proceeded to chow down for about 2 and a half hours. I had the shrimp appetizer, he brought me 5 because I said I loved shrimp. I ate 3...I know horrible. We had pineapple and prosciutto, arugula salad and prosciutto, bruschetta, and we're thinking there was something else. There was so much food! The pasta was divine. We were all feeling like gluttons but I don't go to Italy often! Of course there was limoncello. We were so stuffed, it felt like Thanksgiving as a kid. Now here's the thing you have to park up a hill and walk down to the restaurant. This would have been fine had I not worn heels. Other than that the trip up and down the hill in the rain was worth every second of it. We ran into a family coming out as we were going in and they looked worse for wear, all doing the stuffed walk of shame. The spaghetti house is definitely one of my all time favorites. We are watching ticket prices and we might just pop back over there to spend a weekend at my brother's. How could I forget this? They gave us a bottle of Strawberry Champagne, that we still haven't opened. The BEST!!