Al Borgo - Carta

after the walk to duomo, this is a perfect place for a light lunch and drink. service was pleasant and efficient. we had the bruchetti who were excellent. the prices were reasonable. would recommend.

short stop for lunch break. We're four. given the limited choice of salts, we all opt for the focaccia to the tomato, discreet. then we order ice creams of various gouits, all appreciable. honest prices.

great combination! this caffe is best located to sit and watch how the sunset changes the colors of duomos while immersing an aperitif is my campari soda. service is cheerful and friendly and price-very reasonable. Ver carta

We arrived at 2.25pm and by 2.45pm all food arrived! Staff were very quick to find a table and take order from us. The food is of good quality and reasonable priced. The breeze kept us cool at outside table even it was 35 degree....Very pleasant dining experience indeed.

was a stopover of our moments of relaxation in ragusa ibla. is located in the center of the historic center, at the foot of the cathedral. It's a little uncomfortable having to be on the track, but we didn't worry. the very kind and courteous owner. again we will be one of our unmissable steps

We are from Wales and stayed in Ragusa in the first week in September. This cafe was the first place we visited and we loved it so much that we went every day. The youngsters serving were charming, funny and wanted to practise their English....I ordered a margarita cocktail and nearly got a pizza but that was my fault ! Lol ! So charming, so welcoming, and made to feel very comfortable loved it !!! Do not walk past ! Ver carta

ragusa has a limited number of attractions. a key is the church of San giorgio on the piazza duomo. the al borgo lies at the lower edge of its impressive but exhausting staircase to the sky this caffeine is fully exploiting its situation and has a great selection of drinks and simple bistro snacks that satisfy or revive the tourist who go to the church. it is a simple, cost-effective bar with attentive waiter, eager to practice her English, from which they watch the world, past. could be made from the food offer, but they can say that they have an efficient microshaft in the back and I would be skeptical for any description of the place, as cooked to home, ragusan chic kitchen.

No matter how often I was in ibla, I made a habit of stopping here for a drink. it never remained as a drink, though, I in the rule after eating at least four. whether campari or sprtiz or. a negroni or vino biancho, that was my favorite place to sit, watch people and let them drink. to be honest, what makes this place special is the personal, they are so incredibly friendly and would change between English or Italian, depending on whether they wanted to talk to them in both languages. one night when I went to leave a tip, the old man tortured him back to me when he explained that I overpaid when I said it was for a tip, he seemed very grateful. one of the very friendly younger employees als...

This cafe is on a slope just in front of the Duomo Church. It’s understated and the only thing that drew us in was its convenience after a long drive. The staff were friendly and unassuming. We found once we ordered, the food and drinks...came very quickly. We had the ham and mushroom pizza and the bolognaise arancini. Both were fantastic, the best we have had so far in Italy. We had many great meals in Rome, Syracuse and Positano, but this quaint little cafe was a standout. The arancini has a lot of flavour, it was crunchy, had a great balance between the meat sauce and the rice. I loved the peas in the middle. My kids had the ham and cheese arancini which they said was delicious. The pizza... Ver carta