A wonderful tiny spot located at the foot of the Duomo in Ragusa Ibla selling refreshing flavors at…read moregreat prices. We stopped for a quick refresh on a hot day while was other scenic town. I had my go-to combo, strawberry and lemon-so good and o my 4€ for a large size. Yum!

Besides being in a fantastic location in one of the most beautiful towns in Sicily, this is a truly…read moreunique Gelato shop, offering some very unique gelato flavors -- mostly wine-based. Moscato, Nero d'Avola, Rose, etc. Fantastic artisan gelato that you are likely to find nowhere else!

Spectacular creperie...I've never seen so many crepe and panino options. Owner was friendly and…read morereally helpful. Menu is in English and Italian. They have plenty of seating outside, but even that fills up because they get so many customers. Got the Nutella and banana crepe and loved it. They have generous portions and, obviously, make everything to order. Thankfully, they have seats and allow you to take your food to the seats outside without paying a cover charge. No, I don't need someone to bring me my food. Thank you for offering fast food in Italy for a change.

This is the chocolate shop in Modica you need to go to. The others are just background noise! If…read moreyou want some real artisan chocolate goods, then come to this cozy alleyway that serves heaven. I like how it's a little museum, the staff is very nice, and you can see into the back kitchen where the magic happens. Among the many unique chocolate products, you can also get chocolate beer/liquor and yummy cannoli. Don't skip out on the chocolate bar made with donkey milk, chocolate with chili, and vanilla one!

Cannoli and (Modica) chocolate. This *used* to be the best…read morecannoli in Modica. It may not have the crown any more (per the locals), but it it is still very very very good - albeit large. They make the shells fresh, they fill the shells while you wait, etc - it's pretty much exactly what cannoli should be. And yes, if you're from the USA, you probably have no idea what cannoli *could* be Oh yes, this is also an excellent place to try out quite a variety of Modica chocolate (and go to the nearby chocolate museum to see the origins of this throwback to old-school chocolate!)