A Hidden Gem by the Sea in Licata
Luna Restaurant was a truly pleasant surprise. Located right on the waterfront, it offers a stunning sea view and a calm, elegant atmosphere that immediately sets the tone for a special lunch or evening.
The menu focuses on fresh, local seafood prepared with care and creativity. Chef Calogero young, passionate, and very talented brings out the best in each ingredient without overcomplicating things. Every dish we tried felt balanced, flavorful, and well thought out.
Service was warm and professional, and it was great to see Calogero personally visiting tables at the end of the evening to check in with guests. That kind of genuine hospitality is rare.
In a town that already boasts a Michelin-star restaurant, Luna holds its own and, in some ways, even surpasses it. Definitely worth a visit if...
Read moreProbably the only decent restaurant in Licata and definitely one to visit if you're berthed at the marina overnight as we were. The prices are actually quite good, not really over priced and the staff are very friendly and helpful, they struggle a little bit with English but take that as an opportunity to practice your Italian skills 😉 The only complaint I had was that the swordfish steak was too dry and I don't think the whole dish comes together nicely, although they did describe it as "Sicilian style" perhaps to that region? But everything else was nice, crudi were nice and fresh, cannoli dessert...
Read moreWe ate Dinner there, raw fish plate. The taste was at one shrimp already very fishy. The others seemed ok. Hours later we both have food poisoning! We never had one, not even while traveling through India, Malaysia or other countries eating street food. We also had a fish soup, the portion was very small and not appropriate for 25€. The wine per glass also tasted as it was already open for longer. For that...
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