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Best Italian food near Syracuse, Province of Syracuse, Italy
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Syracuse. Once one of ancient Greece’s most important cities, today Syracuse (Siracusa in Italian) is a lively town of about 125,000 on Sicily’s southeast coast. The city overflows with amazing remnants from its long history. Romans, Vandals and Normans are but a few of those who ruled here after the Greeks. In Syracuse’s harbor, Ortygia Island (also called Città Vecchia or Old City) is the site of many of the main attractions, including the seventh-century cathedral and the Fountain of Arethusa.
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10. L'Ufficio - Ristorante a Siracusa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 585 reviews
Restaurant, American bar, oyster bar open for lunch, aperitif and dinner. Fresh, fresh, fresh food, great variety of fine wine and spirits.
Reviewed By Rodkoi
A small restaurant in Siracusa. Outstanding staff and really lovely food. We were made very welcome. Food included snack with pre dinner drinks, amuse bouche and pallet cleansing sorbet. The best meal we had during our 10 days in Sicily. Highly recommended.Thank you so much for your fantastic review.
9. Kantunera Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 747 reviews
From the passion for tradition and cuisine, Kantunera was born with the aim to propose fresh and regional dishes accompanied by a careful selection of typical Sicilian products, craft beers, IGT wines
Reviewed By SilviaGMS
Not usually writing reviews but this one was well deserved. Incredibly friendly staff reading through daily/fresh menu. Food was great ( and Iâm usually very picky with food). Only spent 1 night in Syracusa so its impossible to compare. But overall great experience. Recommended!
8. Bacco & Salame La Pinseria
Our Pinsa is a reinterpretation of the famous Pinsa Romana, an ancient recipe, today known as a product of Italian excellence. The dough is placed in the fridge for at least 48 hours. The slow maturation of the ingredients makes our Pinsa highly digestibl
Reviewed By SBlachOpinions
The staff are helpful and the food is tasty and unusual. This small restaurant with limited hours serves Pinsa, which I learned is a predecessor to pizza. The dough uses somewhat different flours and a natural yeast and fermentation process, so it is a little sour and has a lovely chewy quality. The owner said he started this as a hobby. Consider yourself fortunate if you have a chance to eat here!
7. TimeOut
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By bob m
Time out is not a destination restaurant but what it is, is a good local restaurant serving perfectly cooked traditional Sicilian home cooking at really good prices.It is only a ten minute walk from the Ortigia bridge and is not a tourist trap. It is pleasant and cool on a small dead end street. The staff are friendly and you can eat here at any time. My wife had the classic Sicilian mussel soup and as meat is not big in most restaurants in Siracusa I had the most wonderful meatballs.If it`s too hot for a big meal just pop in here and have something light, fresh and perfectly cooked.
6. La Bracioletteria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 126 reviews
sicilian restaurant based on typical dishes of Messina specially meat and fish skewers and many olther different sicilian dishes
Reviewed By trulyperfect
I had read lots of complimentary reviews on this site and decided to give it a try. But I was really let down by this place. It is not enough to say that the quality of food didn't live up to my expectations. I was shocked how primitive and not tasty at all it was. The portions were tiny and pretty much reminded fast food as no matter that we took different braciolette; one of pork and one of sword fish, they both had a taste of bred. The salad was made of lettuce and a few slices of unripe tomatoes. Thatâs it. No comments.A glass of white wine was more like a hardly covered bottom of a glass. I do not drink much, and when I order a glass of wine in a restaurant thatâs usually enough, thatâs exactly my dose, but not in this restaurant. That portion was obviously too small even for such a little drinker as I am.well sorry you had a bad experience with us not all the tastes are the same about the wine we make same portion for everybody that is the same of all other places by the way happy not everybody thinks like you:) enjoy your vacation in sicily
5. Moon - Move Ortigia Out of Normality
Overall Ratings
4 based on 883 reviews
MOON's kitchen is made for curious and careful palates. Ours is a social kitchen where guests can, at any time, ask how the dish they enjoyed was made so that it can be recreated at home. Our menu offers new surprises every day; we respect nature and that
Reviewed By DBoone_11
We are not vegan; however, the atmosphere was so good with piano player we decided to give it a try. Service was excellent and food was to. My wife had a tempura vegetable appetizer it was excellent. I had a nice salad with almonds and lasagna both were good. Service was best we had in Sicily and we were there for three weeks.
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4. Irma la Dolce
Overall Ratings
5 based on 328 reviews
Piccolo Bar ubicato su una piazza tranquilla e rilassante. Colazioni, pranzi veloci, merende e aperitivi. Tutto fatto in casa e al momento dai teâ freddi, alle granite, alla cioccolata calda, al latte di mandorla e alle torte.
Reviewed By toby187
Three of us called in several times during our stay in Ortigia. We had breakfast and lunch at various times - the food and drink was excellent (see pics) and backed up by really friendly service from the 3 ladies!Definitely well worth going a little off the beaten track to find them - highly recommended!!
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3. Siculish - Street Food Experience
Overall Ratings
5 based on 364 reviews
Reviewed By exotissima1
Not sure what the fuss is about...Large, airy place in an alley leading to Dianaâs Fountain. Bare wooden tables rather close together and friendly service. Tasteless salad (â¬13) with average ingredients and pasta (â¬13) with a much too salty tomato sauce (making it almost inedible except we diluted it with all the fresh tomatoes from the salad) and a few raw shrimp.But the crispy bread was a thin pizza base either baked in a wood oven or grilled over charcoal and it was fantastic, especially in comparison to the rest.Best to stick to the pizza that we saw at most of the other tables, which looked really good.
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2. Evoe Wine Bar Shop
Overall Ratings
5 based on 321 reviews
In the middle of ortigia you can find evoè wine shop and tasting.the location is made off an aware renovation between old and new,where the wood,the stone and iron coexist giving the birth to a sophisticated place,but,at same time casual where you can buy
Reviewed By toby187
Three of us called in on a rainy evening. They recommended an excellent bottle of red which was also reasonably priced. We had the meat and cheese platter which was enormous and really tasty. We also found room for 3 excellent deserts which they matched perfectly with 3 different desert wines.All in all a lovely evening - we highly recommended Evoe!
1. Locanda del Collegio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 459 reviews
Typical Sicilian food, fish, meat, vegetarian and pizza.
Reviewed By Evolutionary
Wonderful alfresco dining in a clean atmospheric alley with view of the sea. Lovely delicious food of seafood pasta. Staff were soooo nice and attentive. We went back twice for meals. If you are dining during the popular hours and want to dine outside you might want to make reservations.
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