As others have said, one needs to be VERY determined to find and dine here. The locals know it and know those who are coming to dine. Truthfully, the highlight for me was the man who guided us to park on the street and the little old man who's family ran the tiny market up the street. I digress. We... More

Licata is a port town in southern Sicily near Agrigento that doesn’t have much going for it except for the fact that Pino Cuttaia was born here and opened up a restaurant, La Madia. On a Monday night in April the restaurant was full, and I am pretty sure that most of those people came to Licata just to eat... More

Very discreet, unassuming restaurant in a very strange town. Greeted very warmly. Very little English spoken by entire staff. Food presented and tasted very good with a flair and passionate imagination. You can choose various set suggestive menu's and enlist the assistance of the Chef's wife to choose accompanying wines - what a life saver! We chose Black & White... More

Fantastic food, friendly service, the chef advised us and we willingly accepted his recommendations. A jewel

This isn't an obvious location for such a great restaurant, but the food is worth making the journey for. Every course was excellent, innovative and beautifully presented - really high quality. We came for lunch and most of the tables were full. The chef comes to your table during the meal which is a pleasant touch. On our visit service... More

Innovative twists on Sicilian staples, good service, tasting menu or ala carte ( we did ala carte and were really stuffed). Food was so interesting, fresh, nice wine. You will not taste this kind of food in the States.

Place was highly recommended. We had lunch on a quiet Friday. only one other table occupied. The chef came out and asked about any things we could not eat. His English is limited, but that was fine. The Food arrived every dish was beautiful to look at and delicious to eat. Very high standard in our books. The service at... More

Dined here on our first night in Sicily. It was about a 40 minute drive from where we were staying in Agrigento. We had a 9pm reservation and parked on a slant out on the main road in town. Late on a Saturday is fine, no worries of being towed or ticketed. The door is locked and you need to... More

OK it takes forever to get there and it's very easy to miss the front door but once inside what a treat. The courses were creative and exceptionally flavorful. The presentation artistic and lovely. One course better than another and the filet was the best beef I have ever had. The waiter was very helpful though he spoke very little... More