Top 3 Mediterranean food in Pergusa, Enna, Province of Enna
Find out what Mediterranean restaurants to try in Pergusa including Ristorante Da Carlo, Hotel Ristorante Villa Giulia, Riviera Hotel
1. Ristorante Da Carlo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 608 reviews
Reviewed By Brun066
On a day trip around Enna, I was able to book lunch for our group (we were seven) at this restaurant, after three failed attempts in other properties (evidently mid-August, outside the coastal areas, is considered in Sicily low season for tourists, therefore many restaurants are closed).Precisely because there were seven of us, we are able to express an opinion on a large number of dishes; and this opinion is largely positive.Let's start with the flaws (a few). In a "bruschetta" brought as an appetizer, the bread was singed (it was immediately replaced). A side dish of grilled vegetables, which I ordered, never arrived (and obviously it was not included in the bill).The other sides are all positive. The beef was appreciable, as evidenced by the four ribs, cooked in various ways, and the two stewed lamb ("castrato") that we tasted. A type of pasta typical of western Sicily, called "busiata", with swordfish and other ingredients, was ordered by four of us: it was delicious. Finally the desserts were all excellent, up to the fame of Sicilian cuisine in this sector.Then the bill, 200 euros all included for seven people, seemed to us perfectly adequate.
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2. Hotel Ristorante Villa Giulia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
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Reviewed By profjoypc
We dined here twice on our recent visit to Pergusa and received an exceptionally warm welcome on both occasions. The staff certainly go out of their way to please. On the first night we ate swordfish which was absolutely wonderful - moist and perfectly cooked. On the second evening we had the local bean pasta and salads. The meals were really good value for money. There was no 'menu' as such and we were given a choice of foods available each evening. The choice was not huge but sufficient. The dining room of this hotel is huge but retains a friendly feel even when only a few people are in it which was the case on both nights that we were there. We would definitely return for a basic, inexpensive meal in extremely friendly surroundings.
3. Riviera Hotel
Reviewed By susieq709
We had an excellent traditional Sicilian meal with the help of a wonderful waiter who speaks superb English and understands the history of Sicily. A delightful evening before we leave bello Sicily.
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