Opened in July 2018, Otto's stylish and minimalist dining room, with just 10 tables, is the perfect showcase for modern reinterpretations of traditional Sicilian flavours. Local seafood is often the star on the seasonal menu, and dishes could include fresh red shrimp and octopus. Otto's version of cannoli is superb, so definitely leave room for dessert.
Otto
Mediterranean Coast
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Parco Archeologico di Selinunte
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