Taverna Giudecca Ortigia

"Erika - small wine bar with great snacks"

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"Très bonne assiette de spécialité sicilienne à partager (un régal). Bon vin également."

@aurelien.bls

"From here, head east to wander around Ortigia’s Giudecca, or Jewish quarter, one of the most picturesque parts of the island. You can learn about one of Sicily’s longstanding artisans at the Museo dei Pupi, the Puppet Museum, which highlights the importance of this folk tradition and how puppeters told stories about legendary heroes and gods to keep the public entertained in the 19th century. You can also watch a live performance at the nearby Teatro dei Pupi, head backstage into the puppet laboratory or even try your hand at making your own puppet under the guidance of a local craftsman. For lunch, follow the locals to Antica Giudecca, a friendly hole-in-the-wall that serves up the city’s best street food. Sicily’s famous oversized arancini rice balls, filled with ragù, spinach or eggplant, come freshly fried for only €2, and the counter features a variety of savory pies and pizzas with various toppings. You’ll also find some daily specials, including a pasta, meat dish and vegetables."

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"Des produits simples et locaux. Tout à l air superbe dans leur cuisine et délicieux !! Accueil très sympa ! Prix raisonnables. Pas la cohue de touristes "

@crabilou

"Traiteur et deux trois tables"

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"Bon dîner la bas : caponata / pasta alla normal / ricotta au four miel pistache. Très bon et pas trop cher"

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"Arancino scacciata di patate e salsiccia "

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"Caponata e parmigiana di melanzane"

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"Tagliere di prodotti tipici per apericena"

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"Tapas siciliennes trop bonnes (planche dégustation) "

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