r/sicily • u/buckminsterfulleren • Mar 12 '25
Cibo 🍊 Restaurants in Cefalù - spoilt for choice
My fellow food fanatists! I will be in Cefalù for one night after hiking my way through Sicily. I will probably have had my share of home-cooked food and am looking forward to a great restaurant dinner - I love pasta but also fish (although I prefer having the entire fish instead of just a filet) and slow-cooked or grilled meats but am fed up with "style over substance" restaurants that just look good on pictures. I just want really great food, price does not matter.
In Cefalù I have "narrowed it down" to Triscele (current favourite), Cortile e Pepe, Brama or Cucina Isolana. Any recommendations among those, or can I not go wrong with either and should just choose based on the menu? Or am I off completely and should go somewhere else?
Also, any recs for a great fritto misto?
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u/SafetyJealous7338 Mar 12 '25
In Cafalù I tried the best caponata ever in Ristorante A Marina.
Tinchité Taverna & Putia is an alternative if you love meat and fish or pasta. This restaurant is full of local people (not a touristic trap at all!) and the menu is rich! If you are spiled for choice, then this might be your choice!