This unassuming restaurant really packs a punch. We came for lunch on a hot September afternoon…read moreand shared a bunch of antipasti. All were delicious, particularly the fried mini calamari. The dish was enough for both of us and packed a punch at only €16. They have a takeaway counter up front where you get get good to go as well. Loads of locals coming while we ate!

If you're in the area, this place is worth a visit. Friendly staff, very inexpensive, good fast…read morefood, full bar, tea room upstairs where you can eat and drink. You can eat in or takeaway. This seems to be mainly a dessert place but the food was pretty good too. If you can't decide on desserts, get a tray and try several! There are lots of small treats to try and they're inexpensive. There are several warm food choices, a gelato section in the back, and plenty of seating upstairs. You can order downstairs and they will bring everything upstairs to your table. Some of the staff speak english. This is one of the few places in the neighborhood that was open all day on a Saturday, even during Siesta time. Inexpensive. I got a roast beef and potato plate with bread, tea, and a tray of 5 pastries for €10.70.

Your typical Sicilian sandwich shop that has a pretty wide range of home made, but fast food. They…read morehave lasagna, cutlets, spaghetti carbonara, minestrone soup, arancini and well you get the picture. They have an espresso machine, pop, water, beer and almost anything else you want to drink. It wasn't busy at a few minutes past three PM, but the service was prompt, and communication pretty good considering the language barrier. They have some small tables for four and larger if you are a group. It's clean and bright with a large mural on the wall which is really the only decor. My lasagna and the lovely K's minestrone soup were good sized portions and fit the bill, along with a Peroni 66cl which we split. Total 13 euros!