A modern new Italian restaurant, IN Italy. The Catanians…read moreand Americans are raving about this new place that only recently opened... it's up there with that cool restaurant under a Hostel that has a stream running through it. What you'll get at Ritz: Little tiny pizzeta's... presumably made from the pizza dough, but baked to cracker crunchiness, full size pizza's, ample appetizers and actual cocktails that are hard to find in Italy. You'll be doing yourself a favor if you try the spritz here, it's not quite as "orange-y" as the one's you'll get elsewhere.

Being from New York and California, I have to say that this was the best find I could imagine. The…read morereal kicker was that it had one of the best bartenders ever, Marco - a true mixologist. He made a Manhattan with Campari, si singularity the best drink I have ever had. The hostess was fantastic, the waitress were Princeton ballerinas the pizza was sublime, I think I would go back to Catania just to have Marco make me another cocktail. A must stop, don't be shy to tip heavily, as no one else does. R from San Diego.

Great atmosphere and amazing drinks. Highly recommend it if one is looking for a place to relax in…read moreCatania.

Stayed at this hotel for a wedding. It is centrally located, clean and well maintained. Everything…read morewas good and the breakfast in roof terrace was very nice. The staff was also very helpful with all our needs.

The location is wonderful with an amazing view of mt Etna. Probably if you go for a Spritz it is…read morefine but we went for dinner and it was terrible: terrible service and terrible food. The waiter forgot we ordered an appetizer and, instead of simply apologizing, very aggressively told us we never ordered it. The ravioli Norma 2.0 were 4 medium/small ravioli with mushy eggplants inside and not much flavor. Two of us ordered the tuna that was supposed to be just seared on the outside and instead was completely dry as if it had been prepared before and reheated (both of us felt sick during the night.For a toddler we ordered a portion of simple pasta with tomato sauce and we were charged 23 euros. So our advise is to just go up for the view and never have dinner there. It is a real pity that a 4-star hotel does not control service and food quality.

We ate here twice while in Catania and enjoyed quality meals each time. The restaurant is tucked…read moreoff a main street in a small courtyard which adds to the ambiance. The restaurant staff were friendly and engaging.

Yummmmmm. Wandered around looking at the garden and went in for some food. The place has a cute…read morevibe but the food is great too! The pizza with spicy salami was recommended and I couldn't stop eating it. Even after I was full. So so good. But the highlight was the most delicious wine that our server told us to get. Trust me. Get the Frappato!

Clean place with small plates but good taste. Bloody Mary had great flavor. Staff was very…read moreattentive and spoke English. Menu offered in English, which often means you're going to get your standard touristy restaurant offering pizza and pasta that isn't very good. However, the plates were very good. I got the beef in tuna sauce and the octopus and potatoes. The beef paired with the tuna sauce well. Neither overpowered the other. The octopus was very tender and cooked well, Often times you get it tough. It was grilled and gave it a bit of a BBQ flavor. The soft potato cream helped balance that. Definitely worth checking out for something different than pizza and pasta most restaurants are offering throughout Italy.

This bar located along an alleyway was a great way to end night No 1 in Catania with my group of…read morefriends. We all had our various drinks of choice -- wine, craft beers, and cocktails. Music was good -- and it had an overall tiki bar vibe -- and the nearby bars offered some fun people watching.