Start your foodie adventure with breakfast at Bam Bar, a local favourite. Indulge in their delicious pistachio croissants or granita with brioche while people-watching in the lively Piazza del Duomo.
Head over to Osteria RossoDiVino, located in the heart of Taormina, for a flavourful Sicilian lunch. Start off with their mouth-watering arancini and finish off with their scrumptious cannoli. Make sure to try their delicious house wine, which pairs perfectly with their dishes.
End the day with dinner at Ristorante La Giara, a fine dining establishment serving contemporary Mediterranean cuisine. The menu changes regularly, so make sure to ask your server for recommendations. Finish the night off with their delectable desserts, such as their ricotta and almond cake.
Start off your second day with a satisfying breakfast at Pasticceria Roberto, known for their scrumptious Sicilian pastries. Make sure to try their cassata, a traditional Sicilian cake made with ricotta cheese and marzipan.
Learn how to make traditional Sicilian dishes with a cooking class at Villa Britannia. Led by a local chef, the class includes a visit to Taormina's local market to select fresh ingredients followed by cooking and enjoying a three-course meal.
End the day with dinner at Ristorante Al Duomo, located in a stunning location overlooking Taormina's Cathedral. The restaurant is known for its excellent pasta dishes and fresh seafood. Make sure to try their spaghetti alla bottarga and their grilled octopus.
Start your final day with a scenic breakfast at Villa Comunale park, offering panoramic views of Mount Etna and the coastline. Bring a picnic or grab a coffee from the nearby cafes to enjoy while taking in the breathtaking scenery.
Take a trip to Gambino Winery, located on the slopes of Mount Etna. The winery offers a variety of tours and tastings, giving visitors the opportunity to taste their award-winning wines while learning about the winemaking process. Make sure to grab a bottle to take home as a souvenir.
End your foodie adventure with a rustic farm-to-table experience at Agriturismo Valle Alcantara. The restaurant offer delicious traditional Sicilian dishes made with fresh ingredients from their farm. Don't miss their creamy ricotta and their hearty pasta dishes.
If you have more time, consider taking a day trip to Syracuse or Mount Etna for more foodie adventures. Another great option is a street food tour of Taormina to taste the city's best street food. If you have less time, you can skip the cooking class and wine tasting and opt for a relaxed beach day at Isola Bella.