This is a wonderful little place down Via Vullo. We had a late lunch from the menu of the day for…read more$10. It included a caprese e vedura and macaroni with tomato and eggplant which we washed down with superb glasses of organic grillo. It was all absolutely delicious.Outstanding food and wine with great service. Definitely worthy a visit!

Great hidden gem of a beach just west of Sciacca. Great for families as beach is shallow. And Coco…read moreLoco is the first bar you'll hit. Friendly service. Lifeguards. Sweet vibe.

Fresh sushi. Had shrimp tempura, dragon roll, my daughter had smoked salmon roll,. And some sake…read moreand pasta.vathroom is really clean. Great wifi. Locationis superb. Lots of parking around.great view.

We ate a late lunch here in early October, well after summer high season…read more The scene ----------- It's a relaxed restaurant on the beach, with floor-to-ceiling windows providing great views to the water, and with nice attention to detail for the price range and location. The floor is wide wooden planks, and while the chairs and tables are not fancy, and the napkins are paper, our table had a proper linen tablecloth. Other tables included couples having meals and wine, six Italian women having only coffee, and another family of six eating. There is also a counter in the restaurant selling snacks, drinks, and popsicles, that was quiet but must do a brisk trade when the beach is busy. The service was efficient, and English-speaking, yet rewarded our attempts to speak Italian with smiles and encouragement. Our food arrived quickly, The food ----------- The whole fish of the day was very fresh and perfectly grilled (Sicilian-style, with a little char at tail and fins), served with wedges of fresh lime. The seafood salad was also quite good--pleasing but not surprising for a Sicilian seaside eatery. Spaghetti carbonara and pomodoro were both good (plenty of bacon in the carbonara), and the portions were generous but not excessive. The Sicilian salad was a tasty umami bomb of capers, sardines, olives, and sun-dried tomatoes over potatoes. Serving suggestion: cut the sun-dried tomatoes into smaller bits to better mix their salty sweetness into the mix. The pistachio ice cream was excellent, with ground pistachio sprinkled over the plate, and the other desserts we tried were also good. Beverages ----------- Espresso and cappuccino were below average for Sicily, and might disappoint coffee nerds, but got the job done. We did not opt for wine, but there were several decent-looking bottles for well under 20 euro, and I identified wine by the glass for 3. All-in-all ----------- I would eat here again in a heartbeat if I were walking to the Turkish steps.

The view, the staff and the food was amazing. We got to watch the sunset from our seats. Good view…read moreof the beach and the white rocks! While we were there a wedding party was enjoying too!

One of the few restaurants off the beach. Definitely my go to spot for coffee, a quick meal, and…read moresome nice drinks! The view is perfect from here-- the food is great! And the staff is welcoming ! I say quick meal because I was wanting to just chill on the beach! I probably came here 3-4 times! Highly recommend this restaurant

Pizzas are really really nice. Small quiet little village with restaurant right beside the beachread more

Fantastic little bar/restaurant right next to the beach at Eraclea Minoa. Staff wonderfully…read morefriendly. Don't miss Spaghetti allo Scoglio. Glorious seafood pasta with just a hint of chilli.

A bit of a time ago, but worth mentioning…read more After visiting some excavations, we felt like having a glass of wine and a small bite. On the terrace of this bar/pizzeria, we found three elderly women sipping their white wine. The owner, a lady, was about to close down but we could order some wine and a pizza too. Basically a yes or no-pizza, no other choice. With the fantastic view, the very nice elderly ladies sitting at the next tabel and the cool wine, the atmosphere was very agreeable. The pizza was served just 10 minutes after. It was delicious. Whenever you're off-season around Selinune, this little village and this bar are worth stopping by.

End of the beach at Spiagga di San Marco outside Sciacca, Sicily. Good vibe. More young and hip…read morethan family like the other few food and bar spots on beach. Friendly service. Good music. Killer view. Off the beaten path.