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Cappero Bistrot
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Chiesa Rupestre di San Nicolò Inferiore
Via Clemente Grimaldi, 85, 97015 Modica RG, Italy
Museo Casa natale Salvatore Quasimodo
Via Posterla, 84, 97015 Modica RG, Italy
Chiesa Collegiata di Santa Maria di Betlem
Via Marchesa Tedeschi, 1, 97015 Modica RG, Italy
Palazzo della Cultura
Corso Umberto I, 149, 97015 Modica RG, Italy
Museo Civico Franco Libero Belgiorno
Corso Umberto I, 149, 97015 Modica RG, Italy
Chiesa del Carmine
Piazza Giacomo Matteotti, 4, 97015 Modica RG, Italy
Palazzo Grimaldi
Corso Umberto I, 106, 97015 Modica RG, Italy
Palazzo dei Mercedari
Str. Mercè, 6, 97015 Modica RG, Italy
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Ristorante Pizzeria La Contea
Via Clemente Grimaldi, 15/17, 97015 Modica RG, Italy
Putia Del Coppo Street Food
Corso Umberto I, 197, 97015 Modica RG, Italy
Tipiko Modica
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Momò - Pane e Vino
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Pica - Street Food Modica
Corso Umberto I, 120, 97015 Modica RG, Italy
Pizzeria Ristorante La Perla
Piazza Principe di Napoli, 14, 97015 Modica RG, Italy
Pizzeria Il Garibaldino
Corso Umberto I, 203, 97015 Modica RG, Italy
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Cappero Bistrot

Corso Umberto I, 156, 97015 Modica RG, Italy
4.6(305)$$$$
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attractions: Chiesa Rupestre di San Nicolò Inferiore, Museo Casa natale Salvatore Quasimodo, Chiesa Collegiata di Santa Maria di Betlem, Palazzo della Cultura, Museo Civico Franco Libero Belgiorno, Chiesa del Carmine, Palazzo Grimaldi, Palazzo dei Mercedari, restaurants: Pizza Niria, Osteria dei Sapori Perduti, Vico dei Santi, Ristorante Pizzeria La Contea, Putia Del Coppo Street Food, Tipiko Modica, Momò - Pane e Vino, Pica - Street Food Modica, Pizzeria Ristorante La Perla, Pizzeria Il Garibaldino
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+39 393 907 8088
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capperobistrot.com

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Nearby attractions of Cappero Bistrot

Chiesa Rupestre di San Nicolò Inferiore

Museo Casa natale Salvatore Quasimodo

Chiesa Collegiata di Santa Maria di Betlem

Palazzo della Cultura

Museo Civico Franco Libero Belgiorno

Chiesa del Carmine

Palazzo Grimaldi

Palazzo dei Mercedari

Chiesa Rupestre di San Nicolò Inferiore

Chiesa Rupestre di San Nicolò Inferiore

4.6

(150)

Open 24 hours
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Museo Casa natale Salvatore Quasimodo

Museo Casa natale Salvatore Quasimodo

4.4

(236)

Open 24 hours
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Chiesa Collegiata di Santa Maria di Betlem

Chiesa Collegiata di Santa Maria di Betlem

4.6

(251)

Open until 7:00 PM
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Palazzo della Cultura

Palazzo della Cultura

4.4

(28)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Discovering Ragusa Baroque
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Sat, Dec 6 • 3:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Cappero Bistrot

Pizza Niria

Osteria dei Sapori Perduti

Vico dei Santi

Ristorante Pizzeria La Contea

Putia Del Coppo Street Food

Tipiko Modica

Momò - Pane e Vino

Pica - Street Food Modica

Pizzeria Ristorante La Perla

Pizzeria Il Garibaldino

Pizza Niria

Pizza Niria

4.6

(420)

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Osteria dei Sapori Perduti

Osteria dei Sapori Perduti

4.3

(2K)

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Vico dei Santi

Vico dei Santi

4.2

(177)

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Ristorante Pizzeria La Contea

Ristorante Pizzeria La Contea

4.4

(713)

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Reviews of Cappero Bistrot

4.6
(305)
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5.0
2y

In addition to absolutely top-notch service, you’ll find amazingly delicious, reasonably priced, inventive Italian dishes. Every dish I had was phenomenal. I dined alone and don’t speak Italian, and the staff were extremely accommodating. I ordered a “glass of dry white wine,” which always means delicious wine in Sicily, and she brought two bottles for me to taste. I started with homemade bread made of local Sicilian grain and local olive oil. Then, they brought me a complimentary amuse-bouche of some kind of cracker with a seasoned chickpea purée. For an appetizer, I got croutons with cucuzza squash and a parmesan-saffron sauce. I opted for the house-made fresh spaghetti with seafood cacio e pepe-style, perhaps the lightest cacio e pepe I’ve ever had, including ones I’ve made at home. I skipped the meat and fish courses and went straight to dessert: chocolate cassata (a ricotta/chocolate dessert typical of this region; kind of hard to explain; Google it). Don’t miss this...

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5.0
2y

Locale piccolo ma carino, in pieno centro storico a Modica, con una cucina tradizionale e ricercata assieme, gestito in modo impeccabile da giovani, molto preparati sulla ristorazione in generale e sul senza glutine, nella cui versione si può avere quasi tutto il menù, penalizzati forse gli antipasti: di questi, solo il pesce crudo è fruibile dai celiaci. Vado a memoria ma tutti i primi (tranne uno) e tutti i secondi (tranne uno) si possono avere nella versione senza glutine. Ma andiamo per ordine, perché il locale merita. Dopo aver ordinato, in attesa di un antipasto misto glutinoso, (perché mia figlia non voleva antipasto), ce ne portano uno offerto dalla casa: un finger food originale e buono, con humus di ceci e tortillas di grano per noi e con un pezzo di pane senza glutine per mia figlia: una cosa semplice e sfiziosa, per la quale abbiamo apprezzato comunque l'attenzione a servire tutti, anche la celiaca a tavola. Completa l'offerta della casa una degustazione di un formidabile olio (in una piccola ciotolina per ogni commensale), nel quale intingere un pane dei grani antichi siciliani per noi ed un focaccina senza glutine che mia figlia ha apprezzato moltissimo. Provati due primi senza glutine: i "tagliolini al nero di seppia in ragù di cernia, con salsa di cavolfiore e pomodorini" sono stati alla "vista" una delusione, perché non avevamo compreso che "il nero di seppia" era nel formato di pasta, che hanno ovviamente sostituito per rendere il piatto senza glutine (sostituiti con uno spaghetto). Invece sono stati un'esplosione di sapore, perché il ragù di cernia era eccezionale. Ed io che ho assaggiato anche la versione glutinosa, coi tagliolini neri (preso dall'altra figlia, non celiaca), devo dire che quasi non ho trovato la differenza, perché il formato di pasta non è poi così più saporito. Ma la vera sorpresa sono state le "linguine Riassunto di Sicilia"... Che dire? Davvero una sintesi dei sapori tipici siciliani! Bottarga, arancia, mandorle e ricciola affumicata... Devo dire che avrebbero potuto anche non mettere la pasta, perché il condimento era talmente buono che si potrebbe mangiare solo quello. Assaggiato anche un altro primo glutinoso, una pasta fresca cacio e pepe e frutti di mare: originale per l'accostamento ma meno saporito degli altri. Tra i secondi, provato la Tagliata di tonno in salsa orientale con cipolla in agrodolce: anche questo, buonissimo! Da apprezzare inoltre un'accuratezza: ci hanno spiegato che siccome la "salsa orientale" sarebbe una ponzu, per la quale si utilizzerebbe la salsa di soia, piuttosto che non servirla (è in una ciotolina a parte, non comporterebbe nulla per il piatto) la preparano appositamente con una salsa di soia senza glutine. Il locale dispone di tavoli su strada (ma riparati da siepe finta, interno climatizzato e piccolo cortile esterno, dove siamo stati noi. In generale, quindi,...

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5.0
28w

This restaurant was such an awesome surprise! We didn’t research it at all; just stumbled upon it while walking, and it ended up being one of the best lunches we had in Sicily.

The vibe is smart-casual, the service is excellent, and the atmosphere is quiet and relaxed.

And the food is simply fantastic.

They start you off with freshly baked warm bread (homemade), local olive oil, and a small appetizer. Everything was incredibly good and set the tone perfectly.

I had their caponata, served inside a pasta brisée shell. So good, delicate, flavorful, and really well balanced.

For the main course, I had the fish of the day, served in a tomato-based soup. It was fresh, delicate, and full of flavor.

Overall, I truly recommend this place and strongly suggest you give it a try.

Big compliments to all the staff for running such a...

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Diego HernandezDiego Hernandez
In addition to absolutely top-notch service, you’ll find amazingly delicious, reasonably priced, inventive Italian dishes. Every dish I had was phenomenal. I dined alone and don’t speak Italian, and the staff were extremely accommodating. I ordered a “glass of dry white wine,” which always means delicious wine in Sicily, and she brought two bottles for me to taste. I started with homemade bread made of local Sicilian grain and local olive oil. Then, they brought me a complimentary amuse-bouche of some kind of cracker with a seasoned chickpea purée. For an appetizer, I got croutons with cucuzza squash and a parmesan-saffron sauce. I opted for the house-made fresh spaghetti with seafood cacio e pepe-style, perhaps the lightest cacio e pepe I’ve ever had, including ones I’ve made at home. I skipped the meat and fish courses and went straight to dessert: chocolate cassata (a ricotta/chocolate dessert typical of this region; kind of hard to explain; Google it). Don’t miss this fantastic restaurant!
Andrea OlivatoAndrea Olivato
This restaurant was such an awesome surprise! We didn’t research it at all; just stumbled upon it while walking, and it ended up being one of the best lunches we had in Sicily. The vibe is smart-casual, the service is excellent, and the atmosphere is quiet and relaxed. And the food is simply fantastic. They start you off with freshly baked warm bread (homemade), local olive oil, and a small appetizer. Everything was incredibly good and set the tone perfectly. I had their caponata, served inside a pasta brisée shell. So good, delicate, flavorful, and really well balanced. For the main course, I had the fish of the day, served in a tomato-based soup. It was fresh, delicate, and full of flavor. Overall, I truly recommend this place and strongly suggest you give it a try. Big compliments to all the staff for running such a top-notch restaurant!
Samsunshine LevySamsunshine Levy
"Meglio di si," (chef's response from across the terrace when they put the bread down and I said "Meglio di no"). So then I noted "non siamo invecchiando, siamo solo ingrassando." The home made bread was indeed worth the calories, especially with the excellent olive oil. Delicious zucchini in phyllo with saffron emulsion, assorted wines to see what you want (I chose the Frappato rosato); Very good linguine with bottarga, almond, orange, and amberjack tartare; Spaghetti with pureed field greens, ginger, seafood and topped with raw red shrimp. Very well done all around, but sitting outside you are inches from a very busy noisy street and that is not very pleasant. Sitting inside looks like it would instead be a beautiful setting. Wonderfully friendly staff.
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In addition to absolutely top-notch service, you’ll find amazingly delicious, reasonably priced, inventive Italian dishes. Every dish I had was phenomenal. I dined alone and don’t speak Italian, and the staff were extremely accommodating. I ordered a “glass of dry white wine,” which always means delicious wine in Sicily, and she brought two bottles for me to taste. I started with homemade bread made of local Sicilian grain and local olive oil. Then, they brought me a complimentary amuse-bouche of some kind of cracker with a seasoned chickpea purée. For an appetizer, I got croutons with cucuzza squash and a parmesan-saffron sauce. I opted for the house-made fresh spaghetti with seafood cacio e pepe-style, perhaps the lightest cacio e pepe I’ve ever had, including ones I’ve made at home. I skipped the meat and fish courses and went straight to dessert: chocolate cassata (a ricotta/chocolate dessert typical of this region; kind of hard to explain; Google it). Don’t miss this fantastic restaurant!
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This restaurant was such an awesome surprise! We didn’t research it at all; just stumbled upon it while walking, and it ended up being one of the best lunches we had in Sicily. The vibe is smart-casual, the service is excellent, and the atmosphere is quiet and relaxed. And the food is simply fantastic. They start you off with freshly baked warm bread (homemade), local olive oil, and a small appetizer. Everything was incredibly good and set the tone perfectly. I had their caponata, served inside a pasta brisée shell. So good, delicate, flavorful, and really well balanced. For the main course, I had the fish of the day, served in a tomato-based soup. It was fresh, delicate, and full of flavor. Overall, I truly recommend this place and strongly suggest you give it a try. Big compliments to all the staff for running such a top-notch restaurant!
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"Meglio di si," (chef's response from across the terrace when they put the bread down and I said "Meglio di no"). So then I noted "non siamo invecchiando, siamo solo ingrassando." The home made bread was indeed worth the calories, especially with the excellent olive oil. Delicious zucchini in phyllo with saffron emulsion, assorted wines to see what you want (I chose the Frappato rosato); Very good linguine with bottarga, almond, orange, and amberjack tartare; Spaghetti with pureed field greens, ginger, seafood and topped with raw red shrimp. Very well done all around, but sitting outside you are inches from a very busy noisy street and that is not very pleasant. Sitting inside looks like it would instead be a beautiful setting. Wonderfully friendly staff.
Samsunshine Levy

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