Eat Sicily — Restaurant in Calvià

The place is a little nook of festive Sicily in the secluded corner of the marina. The owner really did wonders to turn a place with no view onto the sea into a fun and enjoyable dinner spot - and quite honestly, I’d eat here any night because of the incredible food, extremely caring and sweet staff and festive mood than in any of the other posh and quite soulless places in the marina. We got the etna pizza (I don’t eat meat but my bf was brought to tears by how good it was!) and the Norma. I don’t love fried eggplants but these were melt in your mouth delicious and covered in a rain of ricotta romana… chef kiss! The dough of the pizza is quite extraordinary: crunchy when you put it between your teeth, but then it gets soft like a cloud without ever getting soggy from the condiment. I don’t know how the make it but this deserves a mention!!! Zabaione ice cream: don’t leave before having had a scoop (or...

Eat Sicily is simply wonderful. The pizzas are thin-crust, light and very well-filled. You can eat a whole one if you're really hungry or you can share. But the highlight, in my opinion, is the ice cream. The homemade lemon ice cream was definitely the best I've ever had in my life. Inside the ice cream there's lemon cream and some crunchy pieces that make the ice cream unique. I really can't describe the explosion of flavour that this ice cream has. The orange and passion fruit ones are also wonderful. If you're in Palma de Mallorca you have to go to Eat Sicily and have an ice cream. I spent a week on this incredible island and went to this restaurant 4 times. The staff is also very friendly and attentive and the location of Eat Sicily is perfect in a recently opened space near the beach and the marina area. The space is wonderful and very...

Our experience at this Italian restaurant was unfortunately mixed. The first challenge was communication – speaking English with the staff proved difficult, which led to a mix-up with our order. Instead of the two pizzas we ordered, three were brought to the table. Although we returned the extra one immediately, it still ended up on the final bill and had to be disputed.

One of the meat dishes was noticeably dry and lacked flavor, while the salad was served with barely any dressing, making it rather bland. On a more positive note, the pizzas we did receive were actually quite good – crisp crust, tasty toppings, and well-prepared.

Overall, the food quality was inconsistent, and the service experience left something to be desired. With a bit more attention to detail and improved communication, this place could be...