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Thanks @VPS I have taken notes I appreciate the information and I do like French food.

Ok finally catching up and here are the rest of the Ortigian restaurants.

Sadly not too many photos

Enoteca "A putia delle cose buone" | Siracusa, italy

Not a fancy restaurant but recommended by my landlady and was very good. They don't take bookings but it's not a place that you would linger over.

My diary says

Had pasta bread was provided with a bottle of water and two glasses of wine and it came to €23.

 

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The next one is the one not to go to - I just had a hot chocolate and asked for one of the small pastries. Firstly they forgot to bring the pastry and then they bought the wrong one. They were just rude and when I went into pay they just ignored me and I heard them say something about serving the Americano which they obviously thought I was

It's obviously in a prime spot looking at the Duomo and in a lovely square but I think they rely on the location rather than their food and service

Homepage - Gran Caffè del Duomo

Il Gran Caffè del Duomo di fronte al Duomo di Siracusa vi offre uno dei più suggestivi paesaggi che potete godere mentre gustate una delle nostre prelibatezze.

www.grancaffedelduomo.com

 

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This a small restaurant with a limited menu but the staff and the food were excellent and all freshly prepared. I've noted the bread as being divine and I had the meatballs.

Casa Trimarchi – Ristorante in Ortigia a pochi passi dal Duomo

The last one was JOBI, Syracuse - 2025 Reviews & Information

Dinner at Jobi. I had a pasta with pistachio sauce which was very good and a tiramisu and a couple of wines which were okay but weren’t really to my taste. The bread was okay.

So that's the restaurants that I tried in Ortigia.

I couldn't recommend any of the ones I visited in Taormina except for Bam Bam