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    Sicilian Table

    3.9 (142 reviews)
    Open • 11:30 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Berry & Feta Salad
    Samantha Z.

    You walk into the Sicilian Table and see high ceilings with beautiful aquatic decor. The hostess was extremely friendly and so was the waitress. I sat outside because the weather was amazing. Started with BOGO appetizers (meatballs and arancini - both delicious). I wanted something light and refreshing, so got the berry and feta salad. I was happy with how everything turned out and am excited to try more dishes in the future! I will be returning!

    Whipped goat cheese appetizer
    Vicki M.

    We dined at the Sicilian Table as a family of seven adults celebrating a birthday. The restaurant is gorgeous with an upscale coastal vibe and service was delightful. I was surprised there was a singer on a Monday evening, which added to the vibe. Our server was delightful and we never felt rushed. For appetizers, we shared the whipped goat cheese with flatbread, which was a huge serving as well as the truffle fries with Parmesan, which were enjoyable. My entrée was the chicken Marsala with fettuccine which was delicious and large enough for two servings. The restaurant is not inexpensive, but prices are as expected for the quality and quantity of food. If you are in Falmouth Maine, I highly recommend a stop into the Sicilian Table. There are sister restaurants in the area as well, including Royal River in Yarmouth and the Tuscan Table in South Portland

    Jonathan T.

    Excellent!!! Prosciutto wrapped figs. Burrata caprese salad and Sunday sauce pasta. Finished with a lemon mascarpone, ricotta cheesecake. Beautiful space and server. Thanks Ethan!

    Blueberry lemon drop and a strawberry margarita
    Jacqueline T.

    Went to lunch yesterday and had the best time! Kendal was our server and she was amazing!! We attacked the Happy Hour menu, everything was delicious, portions were huge!!! The inside is so cool the way it is decorated. Reminds me of a cruise ship!! Everyone should stop what they're doing and go check out this place along with her sister restaurants sprinkled in over the area!!! Trust me you wont be disappointed!!

    Entrance
    Mark M.

    I was a little skeptical about trying this restaurant since it looks like a nouveau themed Italian restaurant which is located in the parking area of a shopping complex. Upon entry it has a unique appearance with modernist Italian decor wall decorations, overhead lighted fish, multiple seating levels, aged wood paneling, etc. The waitress was prompt, friendly and helpful. I opted for Shrimp Scampi. It was loaded with shrimp, not just placed on the top of the pasta as is so common. Delicate seasoning that was Italian, but with less garlic, sage and oregano than is typical. Fresh basil added an unexpected sweetness to the dish. Overall it was well prepared and quite tasty.

    Menu on 9/10/25
    Joanna R.

    A year after I reviewed, I continue to be very happy with Sicilian Table. The food, the service, and location are great. The food isn't standard - there's a bit of flair to most of their dishes. While, I love it, it's important to pay attention to the ingredients. For example, I ordered a haddock sandwich during my last visit and I was expecting just mayo or tartar sauce and it was more tangy/zippy like a mustard. It was good just not what I was expecting/assumed. The fries - YUMMMY Our server was awesome! She checked in, gave us space and enthusiatically engaged with us when appropriate. I credit her for us trying the goat cheese and pita appetizer. IT WAS AMAZING!!! Our mocktails were delish and the envirment was comfortable per usual. Great job to this team and leadership on their consistency with food and service quality. We definitely will come back with friends.

    Special - Pumpkin Squash and Mushrooms
    Hillary L.

    Our most recent visit was for my birthday, and I can honestly say the service was almost better than the food, but really, it's a tie. Our server was attentive, friendly, and incredibly knowledgeable. The restaurant itself is beautiful, spanning multiple levels with such a cool atmosphere, especially the unique hanging fish sculptures. Every single thing on the menu is insanely delicious. I had the carbonara, which was light, fresh, and perfectly balanced. Several people at our table ordered the chicken Marsala, and just the presentation alone could fill you up, everyone absolutely loved it. We love this place and can't wait to go back!

    Harvest pizza with sweet potato, mascarpone, ricotta, bacon, Brussels and a maple glaze.
    Roxanne W.

    Superior service, food was excellent, and the setting very relaxing! Aiden attended to our needing water frequently, delivered our salads and bread, and made sure we were very happy throughout our entrees. Sicilian Table was so generous to allow the military veterans a free entree with no menu restriction. My husband devoured his hot sausage ragu and my harvest pizza was top shelf. I even brought home half! Thank you for a lovely evening!

    Jenna W.

    Another amazing happy hour! While we were initially disappointed that the drink we wanted was gone, the crabapple margarita was soooo good! We had gluten free focaccia (that was as expected, definitely hard to find good gf bread) but also delicious truffle fries. You have to get there early as happy hour is over at 5 but it was worth it. They were filling up fast as we left. Looking forward to going back!

    Salmon with purple potato salad and asparagus

    The food is top notch, as it always is in the restaurant group that owns Sicilian Table. The drink and mocktail selection was great. Our waitress was very kind but the service was a tad slow- it was not that busy BUT we had a large-ish party so I think that was the cause. Speed up the service a bit and this would have easily been a 5 star experience.

    Tiramisu, crème brûlée
    Caroline k.

    Such amazing food and drinks! Would recommend the berry saint and blueberry lemon drop. Service is always great. Today our waiter was Davis and he is super fun! Crispy chicken addition to salad was massive and tasty, chicken special was delightful. Haddock was great but the broccolini could have more flavor. Tiramisu was very good but a little sweet. Best crème brûlée I've ever had!!!!! Ambiance is amazing.

    Steak and eggs
    Brett F.

    Sicilian Table has always been somewhat of an oddity to me. The atmosphere is absolutely gorgeous. It must be the nicest dining room in this restaurant family, which is saying something. But historically hit-or-miss food and higher prices have always held it back for me. My wife and I tried the new Sunday brunch menu today. The Good: -It's easy parking and you can actually walk in with no wait and no reservations. There's also essentially unlimited bar seating, which is always my preference. -The restaurant really is stunning. There's no comparable brunch spot in terms of classiness. -The two entrees we had were great! The braised lamb ($19) in the omelette was tender and spicy with the tzatziki to cool it down. The wife's 8 ounce steak was perfectly medium rare and slathered in butter. She loved dipping it in the poached eggs. The Bad: -The steak and eggs was $40. Most expensive brunch dish in greater Portland? -Mimosa's are $13 in tiny champagne flutes. This should be a crime and might be a dealbreaker. You can order it in a pint glass with ice for $14. Great. A mimosa is such an essential element of Sunday brunch that overpricing them to this extent is unforgivable. You can oddly get a flight of 4 (different flavored) mimosas for $50 but must have at least two people. What the heck is going on here? Sicilian Table brunch is a very solid option that unfortunately might be too oriented towards the Falmouth crowd. If you're ok with the prices, it's a hassle-free experience with excellent elevated food.

    Prickly Pear Lemon Drop Martini
    Debbie M.

    First time visiting this restaurant I had heard the food was amazing. I made a reservation online thru google and arrived for dinner. When we got there they said we made it for the next night. I was like great, the hostess was like don't worry it happens a lot but told us we could stay and sit outside in the bar area. We decided we would stay and check it out anyway. We were pleasantly surprised that there was 2 sections both equally beautiful. I enclosed in glass with full length doors that opened or closed depending on the weather and one are with seating and table fire pits. I chose inside because it was evening and was starting to get a little cooler. Our waitress was wonderful she brought our drinks right away. I had the Prickly Pear Lemon Drop Martini, and a Spicy make your own margarita. Both equally delicious. For our appetizers we started with the focaccia bread which came with 3 spreads (pesto garlic, ricotta, and marinara) this was a beautiful display, the Italian Bang Bang Shrimp and Waygo crostini. They also brought a loaf of homemade bread and olive oil dip. Now even after all these delicious snacks dinner arrived. The Chicken Marsala, and the seafood Shrimp Fra Diablo, and also a side of homemade pasta with homemade marinara. The dessert that we tried was the homemade lemon ricotta bar with strawberries.. The dinner was delicious. The staff is amazing and very attentive in the ambience was wonderful. We had gone inside to use the ladies room and I'm glad I sat outside because I think inside was a little cold, but it was a great experience overall and I cannot wait to go back again. I definitely give this restaurant a 10 out of 10 the food is beautifully handcrafted and fresh and I have to say there was a family with two small children sitting next to us. One had to be about four years old and was eating the oysters, she loved them, and you would never even know there was children in the restaurant so well behaved. We really enjoyed this and will definitely be back. We also got $100 gift card to give to our daughter to come and try it herself. Thank you for the great food and great experience. Your chefs are wonderful and create amazing dishes.

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    Good food. Plenty of parking spaces. I think menu was a little short on offerings. I had a group of 6. All were satisfied with their meal.

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