Catania..first stop of three weeks in Sicily

Jen, I’m not sure if it had mint, but from the photo, below, it looks more like basil but hard to tell. It was fantastic

This is the menu of Tre Bocche; there is no written menu and no English QR menu or English spoken:

Here are a few photos; I highly recommend this place and you must make a reservation; it was packed to capacity on a Thursday night:

Front dining room:

Scoping out the lobster tank:

Sarde alle Beccafico alle Catanese, before frying:

Spigola that I chose, to be baked in a salt crust:

Fried Sarde (2.50 euro each); prices in Catania are MUCH lower than in the smaller towns that we visited, including Scicli and Marina di Ragusa, both of which attract many tourists.

Entrance:

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