Location: Sciacca
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Most Popular Italian food in Sciacca, Province of Agrigento, Italy
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Sciacca. Sciacca (Italian: [ˈʃakka]; Greek: Θέρμαι; Latin: Thermae Selinuntinae, Thermae Selinuntiae, Thermae, Aquae Labrodes and Aquae Labodes), is a town and comune in the province of Agrigento on the southwestern coast of Sicily, southern Italy. It has views of the Mediterranean Sea.
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10. Fattoria Morgana Cucina Rurale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By Pcaiozzo
Very delicious (fresh baked bread, lightly fried stuff, wonderful vegetables) and quite affordable. Wonderful people and a picturesque location round it all out. A little hard to find if you are just clicking on map links from various sites.
9. Otto Ristorante
Overall Ratings
5 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By 88tra
One of the best meals in sicily, new restaurant was recommend by our hotel .Food and service were both outstandingDear Guest,Thank you very much for your kind review.We are so happy to read that all our day by day efforts reflected on your last visit! We look forward to welcoming you back to our restaurant in the future.Best regards,
8. La Bottega del Porto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 420 reviews
Reviewed By Tully456
In the port area of Sciacca, dropped in for late lunch at what appeared to be a casual dining restaurant. The service was extremely friendly and the table outside very comfortable. The major surprise was the food, truly innovative fine dining! The place has been transformed by the owner's daughter and her husband, much-travelled in Asia, who offer excellent food way ahead of its modest location. The monkfish and crustacean crudités were exceptional.Go there!
7. Restaurant Hostaria del Vicolo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 785 reviews
The Hostaria del Vicolo, founded with Nino Bentivegna in 1983, is located in the historic center of the city of Sciacca, inside a Norman alley in front of the city's municipal building. The restaurant has a valuable location, located between the Palaces,
Reviewed By luxlovernyc
We thought the food in Sicily was fantastic in general, but this restaurant was a particular standout. It is small and lovely inside, and the service was about as warm and friendly as we've ever seen anywhere. As for the food, top-notch in all respects. There were four of us and we had both pasta and seafood and everything was delicious and beautifully presented. It was perhaps my favorite meal in 20 days of good food, so that's saying a lot. Do yourself a favor and sample this restaurant. Truly special!
6. La locanda Del Re
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By leffertslady
This is a little place where locals eat in the outskirts of Sciacca.It looks like a family run place and everyone was extremely friendly. The portions are huge so keep that in mind, but everything is absolutely delicious and cooked to perfection. We tried the price-fixed dinner and it was so much and delicious food. I will never forget heir spaghetti al cartoccio, it sounds like heaven to my Italian ears pasta cooked inside pizza dough! So yummy. Their pizzas are also delicious. Highly recommended if staying in or passing by Sciacca.
5. Le Stranizze
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Cantine De Gregorio wine and food have reached downtown Sciacca. New location, same people. Come visit us in Via Garibaldi nr. 33, where our smiling staff will be more than happy to greet you.
Reviewed By X9511ZXgaryc
Restaurant is located in a pedestrianised area of Sciacca, we went relatively early on Saturday evening, arriving about 8pm seated outside with a gentle breeze. We weren't rushed, service was attentive, whilst choosing or selection they brought out a basket of vegetables in a lite batter (tempura) which were lovely. We decided to skip starters and selected main courses of pasta, ghnocci and fish (salted) accompanied with salad and fries as sides. All the mains were excellent, simple uncomplicated and delicious. The main were accompanied by a lovely white wine from the restaurants own vin yard.Would recommend and suspect we will return during our stay Sciacca.
4. Cantine De Gregorio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 290 reviews
Reviewed By DHL591
We were fortunate that the cantine was serving lunch - definitely recommend e-mailing them to check that it is being served particularly if off-season.The setting is idyllic, surrounded by olive groves and well-kept lawns; we were given a tour of the facility including the old tower which forms the centre of the restaurant/winery building. The restaurant has art by local artists, as well as a beautiful eating area, which includes a room overlooking the olive groves which is used a lot in the winter. Food was a "chef's choice" menu, and was reasonably priced including glasses of 2 white and 1 rose wine. Each of the courses, which comprised mainly seafood, (appropriate given the location of the winery), was excellent, very unique and with good combinations of dishes. Highly recommended!
3. La Focaccia 2.0
Overall Ratings
4 based on 586 reviews
Reviewed By Nicola C
I am a citizen of Sciacca and I can guarantee that "La Focaccia" is the best place, the No.1, eat sandwiches with Panelle more good and well done to the whole country. The restaurant is a family business and this tradition has been handed down since 1920; the owners are friendly and helpful and during the long lines (the place is almost always full), customers are delighted with samples of Panelle, croquettes and fried potatoes, everything is fabulous.Try ABSOLUTELY!Nicola
2. Antica Focacceria Ingrao
Reviewed By snowbrd5577
Stopped over and took four of these for the drive. Hot, tasty with cheese, rice and prosciutto. Delicious snack for the long drive. I would recommend that you stop over in Sciacca for a great lunch/dinner at this place (itâs a hidden gem)!
1. La Lampara
Overall Ratings
4 based on 753 reviews
Reviewed By SuzanneNorthLondon
Our hotel recommended this restaurant that is situated right in the fishing harbour. We came here on spec at lunchtime and were given the last table. The starter of seafood salad was marinated seafood and excellent although small as it was 'fine dining'. This was followed by a very good seafood risotto and a mixed salad that we shared. Very good service and a reasonable Sicilian wine. Not the cheapest of places at â¬110 for lunch with no desert but thoroughly enjoyable.
