Location: Bagheria
Top Restaurants in Bagheria
Countries
Where to eat Mediterranean food in Bagheria: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Mediterranean food in Bagheria, Province of Palermo, Italy. Bagheria (Italian pronunciation: [baɡeˈriːa]; Sicilian: Baarìa) is a town and comune in the Metropolitan City of Palermo in Sicily, Italy.
Things to do in Bagheria
10. BITTA
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By Stefano M
Went to visit my friends in Bagheria (Near Palermo) and this is definitely becoming The Spot of Town, Live Music, Street Shows, good food, good wine and great atmosphere all frames in this beacutiful 18th century square. Compliments to the guys whom despite the fact the Bargheria is a 'difficult' place they took the risk and now the square is bursting with people! Well done!If you pass via palermo and surroundings is highly recommended.
9. IL CORALLO
Overall Ratings
4 based on 278 reviews
Reviewed By Kevin S
Stopped in for dinner one Sunday in July.Good range of seafood and pasta and attentive service. The views were fantastic and there was a busy market, trading opposite.The only negative was that the food did take quite a while to come out of the kitchen.
8. Osteria Can Caus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By MikeyCLondon_UK
This restaurant deserves so much praise! Canât believe there no reviews in English. This is a testiment to just how local Osteria Can Caus is. I didnât originally seek out this fantastic osteria but instead attempted to eat at the much praised (in trip advisor) cheapo trattoria on the other side of the train tracks. Having battled the notorious Palermo traffic and finally parked up and fed the meter, I was somewhat miffed to be told by the intransigent trattoria manager (even though it was 2.05pm) that the trattoria was closed and no longer serving lunch. Really?! Seemed so very unSicilian/unwelcoming/uncivilised to me.What to do? Famished after a very long drive on my whistle stop tour of Cinema Paradiso film locations I followed my nose for about 100 metres across the train tracks. Stepping into the stylish Osteria Can Caus was a much welcome relief.A yummy amuse bouche of a soupçon of vino rosso with mini tomato bruschetta was proffered and really appreciated while one of the chilled owners, Mauricio, pointed me in the direction of typical Sicilian dishes on their diverse and very good value menu. Polpette Di Sarde (tuna fish balls in rich tomato sauce) and Fettucine tenerumi e cozze (mussels in a garlicky tomato base) was suggested as being being typically seasonal (thatâs why itâs an osteria) and most importantly Sicilian.I asked for a dry white with good minerality and Baaria (Bagheria to you and me) was suggested. It was 12⬠a bottle so an absolutely delicious bargain too.All I can say is that my taste buds were very happy campers on the journey back to the airport. I canât wait to return and experience other seasonal mouthwatering treasures in the years to come. Superb!
7. Don Ciccio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 829 reviews
Reviewed By KinaLinaBina
I don't want to build up your expectations. This is not a five star Michelin restaurant. It is classic Italian, red & white tablecloths, Mafia looking owner, fantastic pasta and has great service. It doesn't look like much when you walk through the doors. But when the guests begin to stroll in for lunch and are greeted by the friendly owner and exceptional staff,the place begins to come alive. Expect nothing and you will be blown away.
Where to eat Sicilian food in Bagheria: The Best Restaurants and Bars
6. Trattoria Buttitta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 290 reviews
Reviewed By Martin D
We spent a fantastic dinner time. This is an absolute nugget (in Germay we call it: "Kleinod").Very typical awesome sicilian food (pls. taste the coteletta majale), mama in the kitchen, son running the service, wonderful atmosphere and a illumination like in an operating room :-) generates an unique feeling.Clear recommendation...
Most Popular Street Food food in Bagheria, Province of Palermo, Italy
5. VintiReci
Overall Ratings
5 based on 86 reviews
Search for the Arab and Norman traditions in contemporary Sicilian cuisine. Research, where possible, of the products of the land and the sea at km0. Pizzas with dough of flour of ancient grains. New structure for an activity with a strong social impact,
Reviewed By Law614
My husband and I were visiting from Boston, Massachusetts with friends from Dallas, Texas. We had a friend at home (from Sicily) who recommended this wonderful restaurant. It went beyond our expectations. The owner, Massimo, and the entire staff were so welcoming and helpful.... we donât speak Italian! Everything from the amazing fried potatoes, pizza, pastas dishes, wine and dessert were delicious. If we lived locally, this would certainly be our âgo toâ restaurant. We highly recommend it.
4. Tutti a tavola
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By AntoninoTerranova
Se siete in quel di Bagheria non perdete l'occasione per gustare un'ottima pizza o un fantastico piatto creato dal simpatico Potenzano. Il menù vi permetterà di spaziare tra una decina di pizze tutte molto curate e ricercate. Primi piatti fantasiosi e tentatori e una serie di secondi piatti che spaziano dal pesce alla carne. Tutto buono, ma se posso permettermi di consigliarvi provate la mitica "croccoletta", vi divertirete sicuramente. Buona l'offerta dei vini, pochi ma alla portata di tutte le tasche, cosa che personalmente apprezzo.Giusto il rapporto servizio/qualità /prezzo.Bravi e continuate a stupirci.
3. Fratelli Piombino Ristoratori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 569 reviews
Fratelli Piombino Ristoratori is a sicilian restaurant, where you can try typical sicilian dishes with a special international touch. You will find amazing pizza,good wine list and craft beer,the waiters speak good english. We are open every day for dinne
Reviewed By Shepigs
We ate at this restaurant twice during our stay in a nearby hotel. Bagheria was a lovely town to watch the locals on their evening stroll and check out the great shops before eating at this restaurant. The pizza here (huge selection) was fantastic especially the pizza menu where all the ingredients are Sicilian. Most restaurants charge a cover charge per person which only usually covers bread however this restaurant gives you half a glass of prosecco and some kind of small taster - one night we were given hand cooked crisps and the other an amuse bouche. We shared the local mixed and vegetarian antipasti platters which were divine and on the next visit the seafood platter which was huge. My husband ate the same Diavola pizza as a main on both visits because he loved it so much. I had the most delicious pasta with aubergine, nuts, tomato and local cheese flakes. The menu is in Italian (good sign) but the waiter was so helpful and translated anything we needed him to. This place is great. Just go!
2. I Pupi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 638 reviews
Reviewed By Arxitexter
We enjoyed a family reunion here (a seating of 13) with only a few hours advance notice - feeling lucky as the experience is akin to establishments that require reserving months in advance.The staff is extraordinarily friendly, accommodating, and professional - managing a large multi-lingual party amidst the more intimate tables of 2 to 4 with flawless grace and attentiveness. Every detail was considered (for example when we ordered a variety of wines - from an excellent list of local and imported wines) to suit the tastes and selections of our guests, the server discreetly asked if they should provide a sampling of each wine to each guest or a dingle pour of their own choosing). The food was spectacular in concept, preparation and presentation. And the flavors, textures, and aromas left memorable impressions of pleasure to the eye and the palate. The âriccordo di sfinciobeâ are reminiscent of Palermo street food: after enjoying the presentation (each morsel presented on an edible fried spaghetti stick) it is best to close your eyes as you savor the impressions on the palate. The cassata - in a delicate clear globe of sugar - was magnificent.Cannot recommend more highly - worth a drive to Bagheria from anywhere in Sicily!
Most Popular Seafood food in Bagheria, Province of Palermo, Italy
1. Bitta Ristro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 268 reviews
Reviewed By Chris H
We landed in Santa FileValiva for a few nights of relaxation. Out and about we found the restaurant with ample parking out front. Up the stairs to the 2nd floor we sat outside at a lovely table. Very nice bottle of wine to start with great appetizers along side. The waiter and staff made it a perfect 1st night.
Top 9 Fast Food food in Bagheria, Province of Palermo, Italy
