Top Restaurants in Isola Vulcano
Top Things to do in Isola Vulcano
Best Seafood food near Isola Vulcano, Italy
Reviews on Seafood food in Isola Vulcano, Italy. According to the Ancient Greeks, the god Hephaestus used Isolo Vulcano as sort of his own private blacksmith shop. Here you can clamber up volcanoes like Scalata al Cratere and rejuvenate in the warm and gooey sulfur mud baths of Laghetto di Fanghi. Kayaking is a popular way to take in the beauty of Vulcano’s grottoes and coastlines.
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10. AsinoBeach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 236 reviews
Reviewed By Felix F
Letâs start with the positive thing. This beach is the best on Vulcano and you have to make a stop here. Fine black sand, view on Sicily and the ocean even with nets to block jellyfish if you do not want to take the risk in the ânet freeâ zone. Unfortunately the only restaurant here is the Asino Beach. We had two pizzas for lunch and though it was cooked in a stone oven it was the worst pizza I had in Italy yet. The dough was soft and gummy. I had the incredible amount of three slices of salami picante on my whole pizza. In summery: go to this beach but bring your own food with you!
9. Maria Tindara
Overall Ratings
4 based on 287 reviews
Reviewed By President25
Especially out of season the people is extremely kind. Food is very good, especially tagliatelle. A little bit out of village but vulcano is not so big.....dear customer, thanks for the nice words that he dedicated to us and our structure. We hope to be able to get back to you as our guest.
8. Gaetano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By James S
We chanced upon this restaurant after renting a car to drive around the island. At the southern tip of the island is a beach (named the "ultimo paradiso"), 100 metres up the road the restaurant. We were the only guests. The owner/cook advised on antipasti and fish; we chose antipasti (one plate for two, uno per due) and pasta. The antipasti were enough for 4 people, and very good (especially the fish antipasti). The pasta equally excellent with a hint of herbs (basil, mint), walnuts, almonds, parmesan cheese, but we only managed some after all the antipasti. There was no set menu, and no set price, and we ended up paying 70 Euros including local wine and coffee.Food very good, location a problem, as you have to pay some 50 Euros to hire a car or take a taxi, unless you happen to be travelling around the island anyway. Negative: no menu with prices. The owner mentioned they used to be open all year round, but will be closed from now on in the winter months.
7. La Bottega di Vulcano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
A little restaurant in the centre of island. You can eat all in Eolian style. Fresh fish, local meat and vegetables .
Reviewed By joachimk66
There are quite a number of restaurants and cafés in Vulcano, but for one reason or the other we ended up in La Bottega when we stopped over here during our one-day excursion to the Eolian islands. And it was an excellent choice!La Bottega is located in the main street only a couple of minutes both from the harbour and the famous mud baths. We sat on a nice, shaded terrace with lots of plants.The owners were very friendly, and the service fast and attentive. The food was delicious, as was the wine. We had Grillo by the glass, and for starters we ordered neonata (a typical Sicilian speciality of small fried fishes) and carpaccio of (cooked) pesce spada. For the main course we had pesce spada Eolian style and a spicy Sicilian sausage respectively, everything just perfectly prepared.And all at a very moderate price.
6. Le Mannere
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
SERVIZIO NAVETTA GRATUITA DA E PER IL PORTO O IL VOSTRO HOTEL Dal 2019 il ristorante Le Mannere ha cambiato gestione. Il cambio gestione ha anche portato ad un cambio direzionale sul menù. Considerata la localizzazione della struttura, sulle colline dell'
Reviewed By Peter S
We had rented a car for the day on the island so wanted to find somewhere a little further out from the main town. We came across this restaurant and they were welcoming from the start. No need for menus, "what do you like?".We had two lovely pasta dishes and some fresh bruschetta appeared. Very reasonable prices.Worth the short drive.
5. Il Cappero at Therasia Resort
Overall Ratings
4 based on 402 reviews
Therasia Resort Sea & Spa and Giuseppe Biuso, began collaboration in 2016, and have since gained significant acknowledgments. The young chef personally manages "Il Cappero" where the chef best expresses his vocation with gourmet cuisine. The flavours of t
Reviewed By marc1710xy
I donât often give five stars in my review but Our dinner at the Cappero combined what I valued the most: passion, creativity and ability to transcend local simple cuisine into a journey. The location is breathtaking overseeing the straight between Vulcano and Lipari, fully exposed to sunset. Too bad the chilly cloudy evening did not enable us to take full advantage of it. That was the only main drawback.Our seven course exploration menu (portions are small enough so that such gastronomic journey is undertaken at the expense of sense of guilt) let us travelled through mainly seafood creations (one can argue that most Sicilian and island cuisine was actually more earthy than maritime on old days ...but thatâs a detail) that included a colourful and funny composions of seafood tartares, urchin sorbet (no kidding, quite powerful or the palate, for some maybe even too strong) brioche and slow steamed octopus. We are usually not big pasta fans but the special wheat spaghetti with a oyster-citrus sauce were to die for. A special mention also to the revisited âSicilian topped up breadâ, which shows that a real artist can transform something simple into a great dish. The service was impeccable and conveyed the passion of the staff for their creation and their land. Too often (south) Italian cuisine is still relying on the ingredients of such diverse bonanza land with a certain lack of creativity, but not the Cappero! Thank you for your passions and creativity. Michelin might even think of doubling up on stars in my view.
4. Il Cratere
Overall Ratings
4 based on 492 reviews
Reviewed By leonardm65
We were suggested this restaurant by a local. You need to book to secure a good seating on the 1st floor terrace. We took an eolian antipasto and fish cakes as starters and then proceeded to involtini (fish rolls-swordfish) and stuffed calamari. Add water and local wine and you are in the 25euros per head range. Service was speedy.
3. Trattoria da Pina di Maniaci
Overall Ratings
4 based on 570 reviews
Reviewed By MarkL857
We stumbled upon this enchanting trattoria after a driving down a long and picturesque winding road to Gelso, on the island of Vulcano. Located in front of an attractive, black lava pebble beach , the trattoria has open views over the sea to the Sicilian mainland. It actually is nothing more than a wooden shack--like structure with about 30 covers. As soon as you walk up the short flight of stairs, it's like walking back in time to another era when everything was much simpler and what really mattered was enjoying a wonderful meal with some close friends. The original owner, who must be in his eighties and still serves the clients, shuffles around bare-footed and looks like a character right out of Hemingway's "The Old Man and the Sea". After soaking in the atmosphere we ordered an antipasto consisting of octupus, caponata and cous cous with tuna, absolutely divine! We then had spaghetti with tuna fish roe and spaghetti with clams washed down with some local white wine. Both were delicious. Next, we shared a plate of grilled amberjack, equally sublime. Finally, we were treated to some ricotta- filled canoli which were amazing.Must say, it's rare to find such restaurants these days and the total price for such a wonderful meal, including water and coffee, came to a very reasonable â¬61 . This was our best eating experience throughout our entire stay on the Aeolian islands.
2. MALVASIA Pane Cunzatu & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 708 reviews
"Malvasia Pane Cunzatu & Restaurant" is the new adventure to Volcano of Maurizio Pagano, already well-known to the eolian frequenters as the number 1 for Pane Cunzatu in the island. Together with his brother Carmelo, Maurizio has had to appreciate for his
Reviewed By Laura V
dinner with bread cunzatu, excellent ingredients and combinations unusual, fish Capone breaded and grilled with toasted bread and vegetables, truly exceptional. organic wine quality, sweet home-made. portions abundant, value for money absolutely reasonable. welcoming staff, local nice and pretty. highly recommended. Laura e Federico
Where to eat Mediterranean food in Isola Vulcano: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Ristorante La Forgia Maurizio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2027 reviews
Reviewed By MertensHKerkrade
I went to establishment because they have a very good rating. But..... the food was not good. It was bad. First dish was undefinable fish. Afterwards I heard it was swordfish. The second dish where clams. The weren't probably cleaned the beard was in some and other where very dirty. I attached some pictures of it. Then we become after a reclaim a granita without spoon. The owner didn't realise it was bad. There was a little delight, the waitress beyond the counter was very helpfully. I Also attached the check to prove that I was been there.
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