If you're in the mood for a swanky high end spot, come here. It's tucked away down an alley so it…read morecan be tricky to find. We got there around 9 pm and the minimum spend was 30 euro pp. As the night gets later, the minimum spend goes up. We were sat in the beautiful garden area. Cocktails range on average 15-20 euro. Along with drinks, they served complimentary snacks to your table. They have dancing but it doesn't start until late and stays open until about 2:00 am. It's a must go to

This place was fun! We had a lovely time dancing here. The bar is beautiful and well kept, and…read moredrinks are immaculate. The service was spot on, and we were given some snacky things with our cocktails too. One odd thing is how many people are there working; at times this was a little overwhelming to me, because we aren't people who need much. This is a pricey establishment with a slight tourist-trap vibe. I am not knocking them for this because this truly is the general nature of Taormina. We did have a great time; the dj also took requests which was so nice.

The perfect place for a drink in the charming setting of Taormina. This spot overlooks a stunning…read morestaircase, creating a very evocative atmosphere with excellent lighting and ambiance. The drink and wine list is phenomenal. The bruschetta is delicious. It's the ideal place to spend a wonderful evening with friends or, even better, on a date. Service was excellent.

Wow what a nice place. Food was fresh and delicious, service friendly but not too much, we highly…read morerecommend this little jewel !!!

Loved this bougie little spot - kind of a Miami vibe. Not my norm, but you know what, it's just…read morewhat we wanted on this particular night. We had a day lounging at the beach, so we wanted a more "elevated" nighttime experience. We were dolled up, had a hankering for good cocktails and people watching. We sipped on everything from gin and tonics, tequila cocktails and whiskeys.

Came here on a friend's blog recommendation and was not disappointed. They have a variety of house…read morecocktails (try the Gin Tomic) in addition to the standards and the staff were friendly. They had some of my regular bourbon and scotch options for less than I'd pay in the US.

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.

The Bar del Porto is my favorite place to hang out in Panarea and the closest thing to a…read moreneighborhood café the island has to offer. The name of the place - The Port Café" in Italian - is no accident. Getting off the ferry or the hydrofoil it's the first place you run into morning or night, and usually my first cappuccino breakfast of my visits to Panarea I have right here, just after we hand our bags off to one of the golf-cart taxis owned and operated by Angela and her family. The cappuccinos and croissants are good, the sandwich selection good enough, they know how to do basic cocktails well and they service is usually very efficient. At cocktail hour (aperitivo) they bring out a decent spread and they leave the loud music to The Bridge and the other 1st floor patio bars nearby. Like every bar or café along the tiny port the view is gougeous: sail boats, yachts and the islands of Stromboli, Basiluzzo, Dattilo and Lisca Bianca.. My favorite thing they serve are are the granite - the original Sicilian slush puppies - either "al caffe" for a second breakfast or other flavors after dinner after a stroll through town. Their granite seven years ago inspired one of my first blog posts (http://carbonara.wordpress.com/2008/09/14/slush-puppy-heaven/ ) although the guy with the cinnamon no longer works there.