Ristorante Oinos

“Se volete gustare della buona pizza da asporto, questo è il posto giusto. Si trova nell'antico quartiere ebraico della Giudecca ed è famoso per gli arancini al ragù.”

“Mount Etna is the highest volcano in Europe, and one of most active of the world. It’s impressive size ( more than 3327 meters high with an average basal diameter of 40 km) overlooks the whole region. Its spectacular eruptions and its fiery lava flows, has always aroused the interest of scientists along with the curiosity of visitors from all over the world. Since 2013 it is in the Unesco‘s World Heritage List for its geological peculiarities of planetary relevance. Its first eruptions occurred about 570,000 years ago, in the Ionian area, long before that Etna– as we know it today – was formed. The building up of the volcanic edifice has been interrupted over the centuries by several collapses. The current Valle del Bove, originated 9200 years ago, is a consequence of Etna collapse phase that involves most of the recent geological history of the volcanic complex. Today the summit area consists in 4 summit craters, the Central one, the West Chasm or Bocca nuova (new mouth) , the North sub-terminal crater and the Southeast sub-terminal crater apparatus. There are several evidences of the Volcano eruptions starting from the classical period; among the most recent , we recall the 1669 eruption, which determined the formation of the Monti Rossi and reached Catania, and the 1928 one that reached the town of Mascali. Etna, also called Mongibello (from the Latin word mons and the Arabian word gebel, that is mount), is one of the most monitored volcanoes in the world.”

“the true and original STREET FOOD!!! One of the place in Siracusa to eat a sandwich with fresh meat! NO TURISTIC PLACE. DAYOFF: monday (open only during the evening) €”

“Probably one of the best Pizza in Sicily. Fresh dough and a huge amount of choices on the menu in a beautiful location.”

“Ristorante innovativo nelle preparazioni. Prodotti di grande qualità. Da provare!”