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Top 8 Soups food in San Vito lo Capo, Province of Trapani, Italy
Discover Restaurants offering the best Soups food in San Vito lo Capo, Province of Trapani, Italy. Mainstream tourists haven’t discovered San Vito lo Capo yet—so if you’re looking for a low-key, authentic Italian beach break, now’s the time to book your trip to this seaside Sicilian town. The weather is best in the summer months, but foodies might want to wait till September, when San Vito lo Capo hosts its annual Couscous Festival.
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8. Ristorante Trinacria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Watch the chef cooking is a real show and savor his dishes is like sitting on the theatre and get involved with a concert of flavors, fragrances and colors. Chef with great experience, he has brought the art of cous cous in the world, representing Trapani
Reviewed By angelapaolo2015
Abbiamo cenato in questo ristorante avendo la mezza pensione in hotel.Evidente l'alternanza di portate impiattate "da chef" come il cous cous e i rigatoni bianchi, poco saporiti, con il condimento sul fondo del piatto.
Where to eat Cafe food in San Vito lo Capo: The Best Restaurants and Bars
7. u - Sfizziusu
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1770 reviews
Reviewed By Conor F
Booked a table here on a Sunday. Service very surly. Fish ok. Avoid the starters. Mains ok but basic. â¬130 for 4 with only a few dishes was expensive. Once we were close to finishing our meal the staff tried to hurry us off the table, unlike when we arrived they ignored us. Had Swordfish ok, standard fare.
6. Trattoria Mariella
Overall Ratings
3 based on 615 reviews
Placed since this year in the main street of San Vito Lo Capo, near the sea and the City centre, here at Trattoria Da Mariella you can taste all our traditional sicilian dishes!
Reviewed By favolio
My wife and I had dinner in this âTrattoriaâ last evening. We ate crudité (fantastic), octopus with potatoes cream (purè...), caponata and grilled tuna which we accompanied with a Sicilian white wine. It was everything excellent. Particular mention to Dominique. She is extremely professional, warm and pay attention to the customer needs. Only one little suggestion: i would the plastic from the table. Highly recommended.
5. Locanda di Castelluzzo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 768 reviews
Reviewed By Corrado R
This restaurant is located close to the end of Castelluzzo main road and features a nice outdoor area.The food is Ok but nothing special, I tried the Busiate Trapanesi but I had much better ones elsewhere.Price is in the average of the area
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4. Lo Stagnone Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1149 reviews
Reviewed By jim s
Having passed this restaurant several times, nodding to the moustachioed chef, I booked a table...then read some TripAdvisor reviews and was a little worried...I like good food and plenty of it...Well, I'm jolly pleased we stopped ordering at the pasta stage...even though I'm a glutton, we could go no further...though I did manage a creamy lemon sorbet.We are crunchy squid... freshly battered morsels of loveliness, broad beans in quality olive oil, mint and lemon and a huge plate of assorted smoked fish with a mountain of melt in the mouth octopus salad.Pasta courses were one tomato based... swordfish, aubergine and roasted almondsAnd one pesto based with fresh prawns and cherry tomatoes...Both delicious with perfectly cooked Al dente pasta.We could eat no more and left very content.Plenty of Italian families out on Sunday night...so I guess they think bird good too.Much less flashy than the places on the main drag, but great food and service
Top 7 European food in San Vito lo Capo, Province of Trapani, Italy
3. Ristorante & Pizzeria Gna Sara
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3408 reviews
When you open a restaurant choices in the area of kitchen should make the owner are basically two: stay Anco-Rato local traditions or break away and fly towards dishes "foreigners", I mean as such even those in the immediate vicinanze.Il reasoning that le
Reviewed By JosetteDublin
The food here is amazing-the chef is so talented! Came here two nights while staying inSan Vito. Be adventurous and have the local cuisine and not just the pizza ( even the Italian children eat the fish!)! My favourite starter was the layered aubergine with tomatoes and ricotta with mint- incredible! My pasta with tuna was delicious as was the pasta with aubergine almonds and tomato. There were many people waiting for a table so come here early. Most of them were Italians who expect the best food. Only discovered afterwards that this restaurant features in the Michelin guide-a well deserved entry. Thank you so much for being with us and for taking the time to write this fantastic review.We hope to see you soon
Where to eat Sicilian food in San Vito lo Capo: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Ristorante Agora
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1329 reviews
The Agora Restaurant offers the very essence of the cuisine mediterranea.Dai simple dishes made with local seafood,fresh pasta topped with the use of raw materials harvested and served in tavola.Agli guests a'given' family reception and cortese.Il restaur
Reviewed By theblackhand
This restaurant is a few streets back form the beach. Perfectly pleasant building, with an outside terrace. No particular atmos.The food is first class; we enjoyed everything we ordered, especially the grilled fish of the day and an excellent caponata.The service was good. Our waiter seemed a bit grumpy, but that made a refreshing change from the otherwise friendly service we received during 3 weeks in Italy.
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1. Syrah Ristorantino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2577 reviews
Reviewed By PeterJWooster
They served my wife's final course (2of2) simultaneously with my middle course (2of3), not right but not worth complaining. My final course did not arrive and they cleared the table. I decided to give up and asked for the bill. Syrah then worked out they had missed a course and insisted I had it. I said no thanks it's too late but they would not bring the bill and eventually produced the missing course (which was squid in the thickest oiliest breadcrumbs I have seen). There was no apology not one word and we left feeling it had been an expensive bad experience. If you look at the reviews bad service seems to happen with a greater frequency than it should for a restaurant of this expense. In short you can get good food, it is pricy, service is variable. Try elsewhere.
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