Agriturismo Passo dei Briganti

Carolyn T. • 1 review

July 31, 2025

9/10

Great food at good prices, Sicilian music and lovely ambiance. Only slight negative was the service as antipasti came with the main and my son’s main came half an hour later after asking twice. But didn’t spoil our night and we’ll go back. Was just unfortunate.

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Andres M. • 2 reviews

July 6, 2025

9.5/10

Lovely place and great value for money

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Robert P. • 1 review

May 16, 2025

10/10

just amazing food service and place I will be happy to give a 12 on 10 antipasti di mare just a dream come true , cozze incredible good , pizza amazing , second with fish great , thanks a lot I will come back

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Katherine S. • 1 review

December 23, 2024

10/10

We were lucky to find this restaurant - Agriturismo Passo dei Briganti! We had a fabulous dinner - a bit hard to find the location - but worth the trouble. The waiters were so friendly and helpful! Thank you for a wonderful evening!

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Luc F. • 407 reviews

December 28, 2024

10/10

Excellent local food in a nice setting. There is a lot of choice. The dough used for pizzas rises during 48 hours which makes them more digestible. There are also digestive drinks made locally by a partner, good wine and good beer (though no tap beer)

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Daniel I. • 2 reviews

June 22, 2024

10/10

wonderful food, great atmosphere

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Mary S. • 2 reviews

July 13, 2023

6.5/10

Strange place. Food OK. Weird ambiance

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Davide S. • 2 reviews

March 5, 2023

10/10

Great staff and excellent food!

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Volker B. • 16 reviews

September 12, 2022

7.5/10

Nice atmosphere, great antipasti. But we weren’t happy with our main dishes. Maybe we just chose the wrong ones.

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Janet S. • 6 reviews

July 14, 2022

10/10

The place is welcoming and homey. Service was both professional and warm and food good and tasty.

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Francesca M. • 16 reviews

August 13, 2020

10/10

This restaurant is amazing! The location is really nice and quiet, with the background music and in the middle of nothing. The food was incredible! We ate fish and everything was really good! Recommended

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Lucchesi V. • 4 reviews

July 10, 2020

10/10

Very good value food and prices. Great service Very fresh ingredients

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Javier E. • 51 reviews

February 24, 2020

10/10

Authentic place, food and people - real discovery and worth the trip ????

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Javier E. • 51 reviews

February 25, 2020

10/10

Best ragú pasta I’ve ever had in my life & amazing people!!! Dodgy access but worth the visit!!!

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- -. • 1 review

October 14, 2018

9.5/10

This old inn is at the end of a steepish dirt road tucked deep in a notch of land between bridges and highways, and the only evidence of being in a city is the Agrigento skyline in the distance, and the faint drone of occasional traffic. The dining room is small, with exposed rough-hewn stone and pine wood detail, four large tables and three smaller ones, and was served by a single, smiling, and very busy and efficient server. Every table was occupied and the clientele was about half each Italian and foreign, which made for a lively, intimate and upbeat dinner. The offering is rustic Sicilian food, that recalls my grandfather’s cooking. Our prix fixe menu began with cold and warm starters, and continued with two pastas, both served family-style. A meat grill plate followed, of lamb, pork, and chicken (an omelet for our ovovegetarian) and potato, a salad, then fruit and cassata as finishing sweets. The kids in our party opted for pasta pomodoro and pasta with butter and cheese, at a whopping 5 euros each. All the food was very good. As mentioned, the fare, particularly the fixed menu, is rustic food, and and is rated high for freshness and authenticity, but is not cutting-edge cuisine. That said, the alacarte Pasta con Sarde and Pasta Vongole we saw on other tables looked top-notch. Mineral water and red wine ad libitum were included, as well as espresso (and probably cappuchino, although we didn’t order it). We had no room for grappa or homemade lemon liqueur after the enormous amount of food, but that might have been included as well. Unless you rush through it (and why on earth would you do that?), plan on between two and three hours for dinner. The value for the prix fixe was unbeatable—the waiter’s response when we mentioned the unconsumably large amount of food served us was to grin, point to his large belly, and say “that’s Sicily!” This was a great evening, and a great meal.

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- -. • 1 review

July 19, 2018

10/10

Very good

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