Amazingnesss.. Napoli pizza can't go wrong with this place. Very affordable and great portions and…read moresize (size matters :)

Actually the best pizza that I found throughout Italy. I…read moremiss it so much that I would come back to Catania again only for the pleasure to, taste it again. The dough is very thin, thin but very crusty and tender at once. The varieties to each better. Workers and charming. I couldn't believe that such a tiny local, a very simple pizzeria, they create such a delicacy. Queues form at the weekend. 10/10 for me

This is a gorgeous spot with outdoor dining and a connected bar across the alley!…read more Service was great and English-speaking friendly . The pizza was good but not for us, with New Yorker palates. The pizza as floppy, covered in olive oil to the point of being soupy, and was not cut so it had to be cut while being super soggy. I would recommend if you like this type of pizza, but avoid if you want a crispier slice!

My husband planned all meals in Italy and so we came here for drinks and Sicilian pizza! Drinks…read morewere fantastic and pizza was so good! It was huge and so we decided to order 1 pizza among the both of us - either of us couldn't finish it! Very flavourful yet simple. Be sure to make a reservation as this place got packed pretty quick.

Great pizza, great service and great beer selection. Hidden down a small alley next to the larger…read morerestaurant alley off Via Umberto I but well worth the extra 20 steps.

This place is a hidden gem off to the side of a small alley. The place had some great pizza made…read morebrick oven style. The prices are very reasonable. They have a large selection of beers. Wine is available if you ask for it. I sat in the outdoor seating area. This seems like a place that the locals enjoy. The pizza is large enough that two people could share one pizza.

I don't know if this is the place I'm looking for.It was in Motta.It had great food.It had wine…read morekegs for tables and flags hanging up.I wish I still had the photos.They got lost in my old phone.It had a fence around it.Great pasta, seafood etc.

I took our family and enjoyed an amazing meal! Focaccia, pizza, bruschetta, and pasta - authentic…read moreand oh so delicious Sicilian food with a family-friendly ambience. Service was attentive and thoughtful. Thank you to Orazio and Pina (owners) for a delightful and memorable experience. We will be back!!!

Wonderful little cafe! Absolutely delicious pizza, pasta, and meat options. It was so good that…read morewe ended up coming back here for dinner. For breakfast, there were many different pastries stuffed with both sweet and savory fillings. We ended up getting more because they were so good. The woman who waited on us was incredibly nice as well. For dinner, I ended up horse meatballs, and they were excellent. They were well seasoned without covering up the natural horse flavor. The olives appetizer was also very nice. I'm definitely coming back here the next time I'm in Catania! I'd also like to check out the B&B side of it, as it says that it's associated with a B&B.

Very lively evening atmosphere sitting on Via Santa Filomena that really gets hopping later on (If…read morethat is what you are looking for, wait until 8PM (20 00) and after). Very nicely prepared, very fresh ingredient dishes at reasonable prices. Definitely worth a try.

Just left this place. My partner and I had dinner. His food was a little salty. But it was still…read moregood. We ordered horse meat balls. They were slightly undercooked (medium) . We asked waiter to cook it more. We waited for 45 mins , asked several waiters, but never got our meat balls back. We just left disappointed, without PAID dish. Also. We started with 1 waiter, then she was done at 17:00, she said bye. She was nice, explained menu well. But new waiters had no idea what was happening.

Walk up a hidden little alley off a main road and you'll find Donna Fortunata, one of the most…read morepopular and best-tasting restaurants in Motta Sant'Anastasia. The food is of high-quality, the service is excellent, and the interior is quaintly comforting. By the layout, you can tell this restaurant was converted from multiple old buildings and rooms that were connected together to form this establishment. In the back, you sit "outside" where there are 4 walls around you, but no roof. It was pleasant to sit back there in the evening with a cool breeze as long as you don't mind the occasional bug flying around (not a bad thing, just adds to the unique ambiance). If you're thinking pizza, I highly recommend ordering their namesake pizza, the Donna Fortunata. This wondrous concoction consists of smoked cheese, tomato cherry, mozzarella cheese, bacon, oil. The edge stuffed with tuma and olive paste. Yes, get this! If you like surprises, maybe get this one: "Fantasia Del Pizzaiolo: ?????????" Everything we had here was delicious and 100% picture-worthy. The mussel dish we ordered was unforgettable. It was a ton of mussels bathing in a flavorful tomato-based broth and a thin bread was baked over the whole thing. Dip the bread in your broth for a good time. The Cuttlefish Ink Pasta was interesting/tasty but wouldn't order it again unless it was pitch black like the picture. So if you're looking for real local flavor in a nice little Sicilian town, Donna Fortunata (Lucky Lady) is a gem you shouldn't miss out on.

Wonderful service, and fabulous food conveniently located near NAS1. A beautiful slice of Sicily…read morefor sure.

Seeing the reviews we were expecting a nice meal. It turned out differently. Full of young waiters…read morewho are eager to test their English, a menu only available via QR code, they managed to mess up a caprese salad (no basil, but rucola, poor tomatoes) and the pizzas were quite salty and sloppy. Poor service, poor food, avoid.

Very disappointed. Not recommended. Felt let down by previous reviewers…read more It started off poorly when trying to get Wi-Fi. You need Wi-Fi in this stone building with zero cell service. They use a free service that requires giving up information and only provides an intermittent weak signal. So annoying. The service was indifferent. Not rude, but they just were a bit off-putting. It started when we walked in at 1 minute after opening time and were told: "not open". The pizzas are very good and reasonably priced. We had a Margarita and a Diavola. The wine list is decent and reasonably priced. We had a white Etna Zibibo for €25. Quite good and a new flavor for us. A glass of red. Grappa barrique that was awful. Not smooth. Similar to moonshine. - Wi-Fi sucks - paper placemats - paper napkins - Salvinelli medium flatware - Edison lightbulbs that are hung too low so the bulb is in your face. - no music €61 for dinner for 2

Catania, Sicily. In one of the new cool happening neighborhoods in Catania is a buzzy street of…read morecool tapas bars, wine bars and restos called Via Santa Filomena. Il Sale sits in the middle of this street. First things first, VSF is a trendy but very good street for excellent dining and bar options. It is a vibe. You go inside Il Sale and you a find yourself in a modern, fun and inviting eatery Also the food is not traditional Sicilian, more inventive and fresh. I visited here to get a pizza and was very impressed with the quality of ingredients. Also ordered the generous and sweet orange, fennel and capers salad. I was in heaven having a Pizza Norma (not pasta but excellent in every way). I've never had pizza with caciocavallo cheese and this pizza was heavenly with it. Service was prompt if a bit friendly. Our server helped us with selecting the pizza, we ordered the salad. I wish I had more time for a second visit because I really enjoyed the pizza and salad here. And the cassata was super delicious. Loved Il Sale and will come back. End of Yelp

I've lived a good life and have had a lot of pizza in this lifetime in various countries and…read morestates. I can say with 100% certainty that this is the top three best pizzas I've ever had in my life. I ordered the picante with stuffed crust and when I took a bite, I just sat there chewing then smiling because it was so delicious. A total treat for the senses! I'm so happy we stopped here on a whim, I usually don't eat an entire pizza by myself but Il Sale Art Cafe brought out the pig in me because I could not let the pizza go to waste. Unfortunately slow service but I will disregard that for the pizza. I would come back to Catania just to eat here alone!