36° In Sicily.
it’s hot.
Thursday, July 16, 2026
it’s hot.
We timed it right. We were sweaty. We were hot. But we were ready for pasta. I had found a well rated place somewhat off the beaten path called Spaghetti & Co. And we also beat the rush thankfully because it got pretty full while we were there.
I had the delicious spaghetti with citrus and butter. Simple and delicious.
✨ Found online
Located on Catania's historic Via Crociferi, Spaghetti & Co. is a cozy restaurant specializing in fresh, handmade pasta crafted daily using ancient Sicilian grains.
Hours: Monday–Friday, Sunday 11:30 AM–10:30 PM; Saturday 11:30 AM–11:00 PM
Address: Via Crociferi, 77, 95124 Catania CT, Italy
Website: www.spaghettiandco.it
Price Range: $$
What To Know: The restaurant accommodates dietary needs exceptionally well with a dedicated, separate kitchen for safe gluten-free preparation, and features unique regional specialties like their citrus-and-butter 'Agrumi di Sicilia' spaghetti.
These restaurants are always a crap shoot, they are shared up to 8 people at a table. We are now 2 for 2! Last year we had a fun table and this year was great also! And I don’t remember the food being as good last year. The beef just melted in your mouth and everything was full of flavour. Although the Mexican at our table definitely desired more spice. She is the only Mexican we will ever meet named Cheryl so just call her Maria (her words, not ours).
And note, you don’t cook anything yourself, you have a super fun server starting the dinner with a drinking game. They take your order and do all the cooking.
The couple next to Brad were from Puerto Rico and they gave us a beach and a bakery to visit when we are there in January (my 50th birthday cruise).
The second couple were from south California and gave us tips for our stop at Catalina Island on our September cruise… his tip was don’t go, it is boring after summer is over. We will be there in September.
We were also told never to show up on time for a Latin event, they say 2, show up at 4. And there is such a thing as a Latin good bye… it never ends.
Not shown are some sisters from Annapolis, they were a good time.
(I skipped names to be respectful but the Cheryl comment was just too funny to pass up.)