Top Restaurants in Termini Imerese
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Best Italian food near Termini Imerese, Province of Palermo, Italy
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Termini Imerese including Secondo Tempo, Ameterra, Santi E Peccatori, baglio Himera, PEPE NERO, Tocca a tia, Ron & Salvo, Il Bragone, La Lanterna, Bar 3 Stelle
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10. Bar 3 Stelle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By Steven S
This was a quick stop along the way from Cefalu to Castellammare del Golfo. Service was snappy and efficient. There were choices between different types of paninni or full, hot meals. We had warmed sandwiches, beer & wine at the stand up bar. Seemed like the place filled and emptied quickly with local labourers and truck drivers. We took a few minutes to marvel at the fantastic dessert counter's display... we didn't have anything, but it sure looked good. Then, back on the road, cheap and cheerful!
9. La Lanterna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 217 reviews
Reviewed By WouldiGoBack2
After spending some time following the addresses shown on Tripadvisor and using our sat nav in an attempt to find the best rated restaurants in Termini Imerese we finally gave up after being sent down narrow steep alleyways as well as a set of steps!We decided to go back to where we started by the coast near to the âbeachâ and the La Lanterna restaurant. The restaurant was not open when we arrived but a warm friendly welcome (in perfect English) from Cosimo and an offer to sit outside in the warm evening by the sea until they were open was gratefully taken.When they were open our order was taken quickly. We chose Pizza Frutti Di Mare and Riso Mare. Both were delicious and good portions. We took our time and the place became busier and busier and many people were coming for take away orders. Obviously a very popular place â having a large, good, easy parking area probably helped.Whilst there we did notice a large number of people ordering the mussels. Next time I know what I will be ordering as a starter as it appeared to be the house special.Good service, very good food and a really nice location. It's easy to find - just follow the road along the coast with the sea to your right in the direction of the beach area. It's just around the funny double bend on the left.Would I go back? Yes. Parking in the town is difficult and I doubt if the pizza and risotto we had here could be bettered.
8. Il Bragone
Overall Ratings
4 based on 165 reviews
Reviewed By ottriv
We have been to ll Bragone 3 times now and it remains one of our favorites. It is a little hard to find but we are lucky enough to be close. The meat dishes as well as the seafood selections are excellent . So far we have brought six guests with us and without exception they have been delighted and impressed. Have spent the last 2 months in Sicily we tried many places and speak with some experience.
7. Ron & Salvo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 233 reviews
Reviewed By Quadrature
We visited this restaurant on our last night in Sicily. Although the address is striclty in Termini Imerese the restaurant is along the SS113 not far from Himera (the Greek/Carthagnian ruins). So you will need a car to get there. We were seated in the outside covered area which was a little warm on the evening we were there as there was not much of a breeze. The menu looked very good but as were all holidayed out we opted to have just pizzas which were very good. If I am in the area, I would definitely return to sample some of their other offerings in the future. Service was good, pricing is fair and the clientele seemed to be regulars. All good signs in my book.
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6. Tocca a tia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By queenie1232013
Fantastic food presentation and flavours. polpa ragu very tasty. Veal with pesto rocket lovely. The fish very good. Well done to the chef . Nice staff too . Definitely will be back.
5. PEPE NERO
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
Il locale è situato a 700mt dallo svincolo Autostradale, a 30 km da Palermo e Cefalù. Circondato dai resti dellâ antico acquedotto Cornelio dispone di 2 sale climatizzate arredate in stile shabby, inoltre dispone di un ampio giardino interno che viene adi
Reviewed By Keith S
Here we sampled beautifully cooked Sicilian food and was served by a very friendly and helpful lady who helped us choose our menu and made suggestion as to what we would like. The food was very flavoursome, healthy and priced fairly. The restaurant has an indoor and outdoor area and was very clean. if we were in the part of Sicily again we would defiantly stop again for dinner.Grazie per le belle parole, lieti di avervi coccolato con il nostro cibo e la nostra accoglienza!
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4. baglio Himera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 448 reviews
Reviewed By claroquesi
Amazing venue, ambiance, reasonable price and food. this is the real deal in terms of getting an authentic Italian experience and well worth a visit!
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3. Santi E Peccatori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 239 reviews
Reviewed By FMan
good antipasti, decent Busiate, very good Pizza, but far from the outstanding food that others have been served here; maybe the chef had one of his weakewr days ?good average restaurant, nothing more, nothing less.
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2. Ameterra
Overall Ratings
5 based on 176 reviews
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1. Secondo Tempo
Overall Ratings
5 based on 269 reviews
Reviewed By joseph6
A fine dining experience. Very nice and quiet atmosphere. Minimalist interior design allows you to concentrate on the taste and texture of the food. We were recently at this venue for my birthday with Wife and kids. We had a full Italian menu, starting with antipasti, then pasta, then second courses and desserts. We were very impressed by the quality of the food and its presentation: some of what we tried was on par with what you may find in a Michelin starred restaurant. we understand the menu is very frequently changed, so I will not go into detail. Unfortunately, portions were quite small: our -excellent- green ravioli with codfish filling were numbering exactly 8 (eight) ravioli per portion. I cannot comment on the wine list, reportedly very extensive, as we prefer to drink beer (this was excellent and reasonably priced.). Service was a bit cold but very professional. The price was steep, in line with the quality - but not extreme (about 50 euro pp).
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