Marina di Ragusa is also where the fictitious detective resides — I would too. In keeping with the fictitious detective's love for good food, we lazed up from the beach to Lido Azzurro da Serafino for lunch, anticipating their outstanding menu which specializes in local fish and seafood, as well as sensational homemade pasta dishes. In true Sicilian fashion, we started with a bottle of cold Etna Bianco to enjoy with our first course, chef Termini's signature Selezione di Crudita del Mare, a selection of raw fish and crustaceans, and Selezione del Mare Don Serafina Crudi e Cotta, a sea selection of raw and cooked seafood. The pastas, all homemade, are not to be missed as we had learnt before, especially the Spaghetti di Gragnano ai ricci di mare, an outstanding pasta with fresh sea urchins which was absolutely delicious. Falling in love with the food, wine and sensational location, we spent the rest of the day on the beach, and promised to return the next day for yet another Lido Azzurro lunch and celebrate our last day in Marina di Ragusa before driving to Palermo.
The glorious warm azure blue Mediterranean was just perfect for swimming
Just steps from our beachfront loungers to the restaurant was the most magical combination
Gli Arancini di Montalbano by Andrea Camilleri
The ever so inviting Ristorante Don Serafino Lido Azzurro
Our lovely Lido Azzurro server opening a delicious Etna Bianco
2014 Tenuta di Fessina Erse Etna Bianco
The wine and water nestled in a bucket of ice
Lido Azzurro chef Jerry Termini
Homemade sesame grissini
La Soste di Plisse is a prestigious Sicilian extra virgin olive oil
Delicious fresh squishy and crunchy bread
Ristorante Da Serafino Lido Azzuro fabulous menu of fresh local fish, seafood and handmade pasta
Selezione di crudita del mare: Selection of raw fish
Fresh local sea urchin
Fresh sea urchin in the shell
Wonderful plump oyster
Red sea prawn with the roe
Sliced raw swordfish with flying fish roe
Selezione del mare Don Serafina - crudi e cotta: Don Serafina sea selection - raw and cooked
Special seafood utensils for the pasta shells
Tagliolini freschi Don Serafino alle vongole veraci, cozze, gamberi e polpo: Don Serafino Tagliolini with clams, mussels, shrimp and octopus
The colour of shells are always captivating
Spaghetti Damigella ai Ricci di mare: Spaghetti with sea urchins, but a better translation is 'uni bliss'
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