Fantastic food, scenic views of the dockside, placed right in the heart of a lively fish market in…read moreSiracusa. Fun, inviting and English-friendly staff. A bit dangerous with a nut allergy since the sandwiches are served together in a metal tin, but I was safe! Highly recommend this spot, the sandwich was incredibly delicious and super cheap!

Awesome sandwiches. We got #9, chef select. I asked if we could get prosciutto and the waiter told…read moreme yes, but then unfortunately they brought us a regular ham . The sandwich was still awesome with crusty bread, eggplant, mozzarella cheese, lettuce tomato, but I was looking forward to prosciutto.... They also serve awesome looking cheese boards and salads Service fast. Ambiance good. In The market.

It's lunch in Siracusa. Where to eat. You are in the town center and you happen to see Salumeria. I…read moreThis place is very clean and cozy. The staff is friendly and they make us a sandwich of our choice We ordered a Panini sandwich with salami and very strong provolone cheese. I ordered a lemon & ginger drink. All excellent.

L'Antica Salumeria is in a real old and touristy area of Siracusa. I wish we had more places like…read morethis at home. Salumeria would be our deli equivalent. A small an unpretentious place, it is manned by a very friendly staff. My brother and I happened to get the same sandwich; a coincidence. Salami and provolone was what we ordered. We were asked if we wanted sharp provolone and we both jumped on that. I'm tired of the wimpy provolone at home. He grabbed a fresh roll and made the sandwich up right in front of us. Our server gave us each a sample of the meat from a 8" diameter huge salami roll before making the sandwiches. Fresh and delicious. Quick and friendly service all rate a "cinque!"

Very fresh food, delicious sandwiches and drinks with fair prices. Surprising right on the main…read moretourist street!

I had a lovely walk thru the city and stumbled upon this place after reading the advice of another…read moreYelp elite member Enzo. I ended up having a lovely carbonara pasta that used ricotta cheese and parsley which made for a refreshing mix of what can be a very heavy pasta dish. The staff were super friendly and welcoming and I would strongly recommend you drop by here if you are heading into Ortygia as the prices are far better here than in town. I paid €10 for my pasta and a bottle of water.

Take away place although they have 2 or 3 tables but would not recommend. Good pizzas for a very…read morereasonable price: standard in Sicily but very cheap compared to northern Europe.

We had just checked into our hotel room and looking for a bite to eat. They recommended this place…read more We almost passed it. Small quaint deli-like bistro and right away we are jabbering with the owner and son. Wasn't soon and we'd worked out what to eat and drink. THEN the rain came down hard and the thunder rolled right over our heads. We were going to be here awhile. What am opportunity to try so many home made foods! Eggplant; can NEVER go wrong with this. Lasagna, bean soup, a pasta soup, Sicilian beer, ricotta cheese, rice balls etc..We became interactive with other locals staying out of the rain. With really amazing tasty food whilst dining with the locals of Regusa Ibla, we made memories for life. Oh, the bill came to 24€!

Yow! This recently-opened mom and pop sandwich shop, just off of the Piazza Archimede (the one…read morewith Diana's Fountain) is a wonderful find! Although we ducked in to escape the torrential rain, we found a simple menu with wonderful fish dishes and sandwiches, and a homemade Caponata that really satisfies. They have a decent selection of Italian and Sicilian beers, including drafts, and a delightful array of Sicilian wines. We enjoyed it so much, we returned for lunch the next day. Cheers!