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Trattoria A Quadara

4.3(285 reviews)

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Trattoria A Quadara is a restaurant in Sicily. It is located at Via Roma, 88, 98050 Malfa ME, Italia. The restaurant scores 4.3/5 with 285 reviews. Its website is http://www.aquadaratrattoria.it/, and the venue has 5 photos available.

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Can I see photos of Trattoria A Quadara before visiting?

Five photos of Trattoria A Quadara are available, showing the restaurant at Via Roma, 88, 98050 Malfa ME, Italy. The venue is a restaurant on Sicily, where the menu follows Italian island cooking with seafood, handmade pasta, olive oil and local wines. Its website, http://www.aquadaratrattoria.it/, sits alongside those images.

What are the opening hours of Trattoria A Quadara?

Trattoria A Quadara is a restaurant on Sicily at Via Roma, 88, 98050 Malfa ME, Italy. Its kitchen centres on Italian island cooking, with seafood, handmade pasta, olive oil and local wines. The peak season on Sicily runs June to September, when summer heat is hot and dry.

Which nearby places are close to Trattoria A Quadara?

Trattoria A Quadara is based at Via Roma, 88, 98050 Malfa ME, Italy, and Palermo is among the nearby places on Sicily. The restaurant serves Italian island cooking, with seafood, handmade pasta, olive oil and local wines featuring on its menu. Flights, ferries and hydrofoils link Sicily with the mainland.

How many reviews does Trattoria A Quadara have?

Trattoria A Quadara holds a rating of 4.3 out of 5 from 285 reviews. That feedback sits alongside its setting on Sicily, where the restaurant occupies Via Roma, 88, 98050 Malfa ME, Italy. Diners reach the island by flights, ferries and hydrofoils from the mainland.

Do you need to book a table at Trattoria A Quadara in advance?

Reserving ahead is worth arranging for Trattoria A Quadara, since its dining room on Sicily serves Italian island cooking built on seafood, handmade pasta, olive oil and local wines. The restaurant sits at Via Roma, 88, 98050 Malfa ME, Italy, and summer evenings from June to September draw the busiest crowds. Italian is the main language spoken across the island.

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