Restaurants in Noto
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Ristorante Il Cantuccio
Chef Valentina presents a seasonally changing menu that combines familiar Sicilian ingredients in exciting new ways. Try her exquisite gnocchi al pesto del Cantuccio (ricotta-potato dumplings with basil, parsley, mint, capers, almonds and cherry tomatoes) and follow it up with legaccio di spigola al limone con insalata d’arancia e finocchi (lemon-stuffed bass with orange-fennel salad).
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Il Barocco
Another brilliant place to eat in Noto, tucked into a converted stable block of the Palazzo Astuto-Barresi. The eccentric character of the owner and chef is everywhere - from the graffitied walls (signatures from appreciative clientele) to the spaghetti with limpets.
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Dolceria Corrado Costanzo
This is just around the corner from Caffè Sicilia. Both make superb dolci di mandorla (almond cakes and sweets), cassata (with ricotta cheese, chocolate and candied fruit) and torrone (nougat). Costanzo is famous for its gelati.
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Ristorante Neas
You'll find a high standard of both food and service at this place, which opens up its terrace in summer. Try the linguine allo scoglio (with mixed seafood), or the legendary fish soup.
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Trattoria Baglieri Crocifisso
This Slow Food–acclaimed trattoria is one of Noto’s finest eateries. The list of bottled wines is extensive, but you can also get an excellent glass, starting at €3.50.
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Caffè Sicilia
Dating from 1892, this vies with Dolceria Corrado Costanzo for the honours of Noto’s best dessert shop. Sicilia is especially renowned for its granite.
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Trattoria Al Buco
This bustling, popular place is a good cheap option in Noto, and locals like it too. There are several vegetarian options and the fish is fresh and delicious.
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Trattoria del Carmine
A low-key eatery that’s popular with locals, serving classic Sicilian cuisine.
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