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Southeast Sicily : Places to eat

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  • Sit on a terrace facing the wharf where fishermen sell their catch under brightly striped awnings. Fish is prepared simply or in more elaborate Sicilian dishes such as sweet and sour stingray.

  • “Quì si magnifica il porco” (“Here the pig is glorified”) is the motto of this restaurant, which is also a butcher’s.

  • Don Camillo, Syracuse

    Typical Syracusan dishes served in a pretty interior with arched brick ceilings.

  • Traditional Ragusan recipes are prepared with vegetables from the estate’s garden, and bread and pasta from their own wheat.

  • Only five tables in a barrel-vaulted space in old Modica, where the chef prepares local, seasonal foods.

  • In a restored castle with original frescoes and red drapery, traditional techniques are revisited to create innovative dishes (see Locanda del Borgo, Rosolini).

  • Ciccio Sultano expertly chooses and prepares local ingredients. The food is outstanding, served in an elegant dining room (see Ristorante Duomo, Ragusa).

  • This family-run place near Ragusa prepares everything in house, and it’s all excellent (see Ristorante Fidone Maria, Friginitini).

  • The menu depends upon what the owner’s fishing boats bring in. The animated owner may also have a glass of wine with you.

  • Eat well in this quirky restaurant where opera blasts out of the speakers, menus are hand-decorated in fake luxurious fabrics, and the decor is homely.

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