Ristorante Pizzeria Teatro — Restaurant in Piazza Armerina

I have just been here and wanted an Aperol Spritz to watch the festival Palio dei Normanni. The location is perfect. But they gave me a drink that doesn't contain any Aperol without telling me they wouldn't have any Aperol they just handed me the drink. After tasting it I immediately realised that I was given something else. Upon my return and pointing out that I had ordered something else they simply shrugged and gave me a bit additional prosecco in the drink. Typical scimming off the tourists. My accompanying friends joined the conversation. They speak better Italian than I do. But nothing changed. We then wanted to order Limoncello Spritz but that was now even more expensive. I had been charged 7 €, the Limoncello Spritz was supposed to be 10 € each. I highly recommend to avoid this place if you can. I had no choice because we were here on official business with the city Council and some delegates from Malta. But if you have a choice make sure to double check you're either getting what you ordered or simply stay away. Still two points for the...

This is nothing more than a WAKE-UP CALL for the KITCHEN.

We ate :

Brushchetta : That was okay. I can't go wrong there.

Carbonara : or should i say pasta with eggs. How does the chef, waiter, and whoever saw this abbismal plate, say "yes that looks like a carbonara. ".. omg. Chef forgot to turn off the heat after putting in the eggs and pecorino and ended up scrambling the eggs. Didn't even touch it.

Tagliata : advice, get better meat, or dont serve it at all. Too chewy and a lot of cartilage.

Fries : good.

Honestly, it's a good place, but the food is not.

Until the chef is replaced, stay away. Its a waste of money.

Servers and host are very sweet and nice, so is the chef for all i knkw but his cooking is worse then...

What a gem! Found this place on a wet Wednesday afternoon and were royally treated to a feast. Il Padrone urged us towards some grilled veal which also came with lamb assuring us it was all local and good.

We asked about antipasti and he cautioned us the mains would be sufficient and boy was he not wrong!

I should at this point issue a warning to all vegetarians and vegans to click away now!

Enormous platters arrived groaning with succulent lamb cutlets and the tenderest veal all beautifully grilled and as tender as could be.

If you like your meat this place is not to be missed! I’m sure the pizzas are very fine also but for us this was a true carnevale!!!

Fabulous lunch, superb service and...