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2-Day Reggio Calabria Itinerary
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Updated • updatedAug 20, 2025
Updated • updatedAug 20, 2025
Reggio Calabria in 2 days
If you only have 2 days to spend in Reggio Calabria, we’ve narrowed down the top places you should check out to get the best experience of your time here.
With favorites like Gelato Cesare 1918, Perla dello Stretto, and Lungomare Falcomatà, we’ll make sure you don’t miss out on all the must sees. We even included some of our favorite food spots around the area, like Supremo Sfizio and L'A Gourmet L'Accademia so you can get the best taste of Reggio Calabria while you’re here. To see our full list of food recommendations, check out our best restaurants post. If you're traveling on a budget, you can check out our cheap eats post.
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Table of contents
- Reggio Calabria in 2 days
- Most popular attractions
- North side of town
Day 1
Most popular attractions
For day 1, we strategically grouped the most popular attraction, Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Reggio Calabria, with surrounding point of interests to start your trip off with a bang. Combining the average time spent at each location and traveling time in between, it should fill up about 11 hours of your day.
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•Stephen M — Google reviewTatiana — Google reviewHerm D — Google reviewDr R — Google reviewJohn C — Google reviewDr G — Google reviewAnn L — Google review
The Basilica of St. Anthony
4.8
(53021)
4.7
(7052)
Basilica
Sights & Landmarks
Catholic church
Church
The Basilica of St. Anthony is a magnificent Catholic church with Byzantine-style domes and notable artworks, including relics of St. Anthony. Constructed in Gothic style shortly after the saint's death in 1232, it attracts pilgrims from around the world who come to pay homage to the revered friar. The interior is a labyrinth of chapels and corridors housing masterpieces such as Donatello's reliefs on the high altar and expressive sculptural narratives of St.
We took a day trip to Padova from Ferrara. We decided to take it easy just wander round the town looking at the architecture eating and drinking etc! The one place we did actually visit was the Basilica of St Anthony and it was stunning.
It's hard to describe in words the majesty of the church. It is one of the most stunning churches I have visited.
Was rather amused at them charging for the toilet!
Definitely worth a visit.
Lorenzo — Google review
No tickets required, but dress appropriately! If you have too much skin showing, they will provide covering to wear for 1 Euro. I was very impressed by that, so no one would be turned away! You can wear shorts and short sleeve shirts for comfort in the heat...just not too short. This magnificent place is a must-see!
The Basilica of St. Anthony is truly my place of strength. Every time I come here, I feel a powerful energy that surrounds and uplifts me. The atmosphere is so unique and deeply spiritual that it’s impossible to leave without feeling renewed and inspired. A must-visit for anyone who wants to experience something beyond the ordinary.
The exterior is a melange of architectural styles, fairly plain brickwork but with Byzantine minarets and domes reminiscent of the Hagia Sophia of Istanbul. Internally it is pure Gothic with wonderful sculptures and artwork.
The scale is vast and the ceilings almost disappear into the distance, many covered by netting to catch falling debris.
This is a site of pilgrimage for followers of Saint Anthony and there was a line to enter the chapels containing his relics.
The lighting is very dim so the architecture is not shown to best advantage but nevertheless the effect is inspiring.
It was a great blessing and goosebumping experience to have a dharhsan at St. Antony's basilica at Padova.
One could feel the positive divine vibration the moment enters into the Basilica. Indeed, we spent more time in the Basilica in prayer and meditation.
St. Antony of Padova is the patron saint for lost objects. St. Antony of Padova is widely celebrated saint in South India.
We had a opportunity to pray at his cemetery, tonsee his unperished tounge and jaw. His incorruptible relic is housed in this basilica.
Due to our ancestral devotion to St. Anthony, my wife and I made a point to visit Padua, and the cathedral here is truly mesmerizing. Having visited Lisbon as well, we were particularly struck by the abundance of St. Anthony’s relics housed in this beautiful church. You will find St Anthony's pillow stone, uncorrupted tongue of St Anthony, Jaw bone with teeth, vocal apparatus, skin from head, cassock, St Anthony's finger, hair. Plus relics of other saints and items from cross on which Jesus died
One of the most magnificent basilicas you will ever see. Its fame rests not only on its architectural beauty but also on the spiritual aura that resides within the basilica. It houses the mortal remains of St Antony of Padua. It also has the relics of more than a dozen other saints including St Pope John Paul II. Catholics from all over the world flock to the Basilica throughout the year. One thing that catches our eyes is the altar that has all the relics.
It’s truly a blessing to visit this marvelous church and meet St. Anthony in prayers. Touching the tomb of St Anthony and attending the daily mass were the highlights of our visit in Padua.
Piazza del Santo, 11, 35123 Padova PD, Italy•
9 hr 43 min · 718 mi
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Perla dello Stretto
4.0
(2606)
3.0
(2)
Shopping mall
Shopping
Supermarket
Perla dello Stretto is a shopping center located in the Province of Reggio Calabria, Italy. It offers a variety of shopping options and is one of the top choices for shoppers in the area. This mall provides an extensive range of retail stores and boutiques for visitors to explore, catering to different tastes and preferences. With its convenient location and diverse selection of shops, Perla dello Stretto attracts both locals and tourists seeking a satisfying shopping experience.
Very nice clean shopping centre, great to have a supermarket there to get amenities nearby as we were visiting friends.
Sara D — Google review
Nice variety of shops. Most thing I loved where the toilets everything super clean and smelled so good
Much as I dislike shopping centres it was so good to have a wide array of shops having spent time in Reggio.
Shopping centre with multiple clothes shops, Euro shop and Euronics. Ample parking space
Nice surroundings and good range of products
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Ok
Via Zanotti Bianco, 44, 89018 Villa San Giovanni RC, Italy•
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Where to eat
When you need a food break from visiting all the attractions today, these fan favorite restaurants are about a 11-minute walk away from Perla dello Stretto.
Supremo Sfizio
4.5
(790)
4.5
(90)
cheap
Italian restaurant
Pizza restaurant
Amazing food and friendly staff, what more could you want? Particularly enjoyed the arancino quattro formaggi. Really impressed at the low prices too!
Ben S — Google review
Amazing Italian ‘bakery’ food at rock bottom prices. Fresh and delicious!
Just make sure you take cash to pay by inserting money in the cash register machine.
You can dine in and food can be heated up (when not fresh from the ovens). Poor mobile reception inside so choose before going (if needing Google Translate).
Very nice place, it is located near the train station.Now after the invention of the Arancinotto in few places, they make the shape of the Arancino with the hands, here they make them by hand.so if you want to eat a traditional arancino go here.
Very good.
Supreme food. Amazing service. I think it is best place if you want to eat good and tasty. 10.
All food is great, but a must-try is the nduja arancina
Cheap arancinni near the train station. Quarto formagi arancinni was very cheesy. Calzone was deep fried. Recommend sticking with the arancinni.
Arancini tasty and food and drinks reasonably priced, no coffee and the room was really hot!
Great Arancini . Clean and comfortable. Not expensive.
Via Torino, 39, 89018 Villa San Giovanni RC, Italy•
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Day 2
North side of town
For day 2, we recommend exploring the north side side of town. Start the day off with Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Reggio Calabria, then wind down and take it easy by the time you get to Piazza Duomo. All together, your day would be filled with about 8 hours of non-stop fun.
1•Raquel M — Google reviewMelissa R — Google reviewNenad Z — Google reviewMaria P — Google reviewRui T — Google reviewDavide V — Google reviewGin — Google review
Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Reggio Calabria
4.6
(14151)
4.5
(3067)
National museum
Museums
History museum
Art Museums
The Museo Nazionale della Magna Grecia, also known as the National Archaeological Museum of Reggio Calabria, is a significant cultural institution in Italy. Situated in Reggio Calabria, it boasts an impressive collection of ancient Greek art and artifacts from the 8th century BC, as well as items from the Roman and prehistoric eras. The museum's expansion has not only modernized its facilities but also strengthened its connection with the city.
A very well-kept museum with beautiful pieces and interesting exhibitions that allow you to learn about Calabria's history. Needless to say, the Bronzi di Riace are a must-see. Our guide was wonderful and explained everything clearly and in detail (my tour was in Italian). You can't miss this place if you're in Reggio!
Jose P — Google review
Excellent museum! We were 2 of 20 people allowed in the room at a time to see the Riace bronzes! What a luxury compared to incredibly packed museums in Rome! It is a beautiful, clean building with clear directions to take you through all the artifacts. The Riace Bronzes are incredible and it’s hard to comprehend how perfect & how old they are. Worth a visit while in the lovely city of Reggio Calabria
Really worth the visit, particularly enjoyed the smiling figurines on the bottom floor that seemed to be quite typical of the region. Well curated with a chronological structure starting from oldest period on the top floor to earliest, a lot of well preserved artifacts and historical context on these
Very nice museum. Not big, but having impressive two bronze statues from the Greek period in Calabria. Those are two out of totally five survived statues. Manybother interestibg expinats to be seen. You will need about two hours, maximum three, to explore the museum. However worthwike to visit it!
The bronze statues are amazing. Admission is free on the first weekend of the month. It's an interesting place to learn a little about the history of Reggio Calabria.
The museum is very well organised and it’s very welcoming. There’s a lot to learn. The statues are also very beautiful but it was very disappointing to see they’re in a room with white walls and no context whatsoever (contrary to the rest of the museum). Good thing we read about them before visiting because otherwise we wouldn’t know exactly what we were looking for.
Wow! Seriously impressed! Perfectly organized with clear paths to follow, explanations in Italian and perfect English, touch panel with 3D reconstructions, perfect diffused lighting.
Very interesting collection from the Neolithic and Greek time, very informative, I discovered brand new facts I didn't know (i.e. there were lead bullets you would throw with your hand during war). Impressed despite I've visited Louvre, El Prado, British museum, Vatican museum etc.
An unexpected gem
Really interesting explosion about other bronze statues. I felt really immersed in the atmosphere. Also at some point I was the only visitor in that room, which felt very cool.
They even let me to come back to see Bronzi statues up close due to the fact it was closed for investigation and could see only through glass.
Piazza Giuseppe De Nava, 26, 89123 Reggio Calabria RC, Italy•
1 min · 300 ft
2Spiros T — Google reviewUmberto B — Google reviewMerlin D — Google reviewNestor A — Google reviewClaudio A — Google reviewDaRkeNe R — Google reviewCarmelo G — Google review
Piazza de Nava
4.2
(804)
Piazza de Nava is a significant urban space in Reggio Calabria, Italy, designed to unite the museum and the square into one large area. This 90 by 50-meter space serves as a transition from the old city to the new city and provides a dedicated pedestrian area for the museum. The square is adorned with beautiful buildings and features a monument honoring Giuseppe Nava, an influential statesman.
Spacious, bright, clean, good seating.
Ann F — Google review
It is just across the archaeological museum . There's a monumental statue in the center.
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2 min · 0.12 mi
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Gelato Cesare 1918
4.7
(6361)
4.5
(1923)
affordable
Ice cream shop
Gelateria Cesare is a renowned ice cream parlor located on the Piazza Indipendenza in Reggio Calabria, Italy. It has been an integral part of the city's history for three generations and is a favorite stop for locals and tourists alike. Despite its small size, it attracts long queues due to its delicious and authentic gelato flavors such as bergamot, pistachio, cassata, and more.
My hubby had the Peanut butter and Carmel Gelato in a brioche bun. I enjoyed Lemon and a scoop of fig in a crispy waffle cone. Both were delicious!! There is no place to sit but the surrounding area is nice for a stroll while you enjoy!
Raquel M — Google review
I recently took a trip to Reggio Calabria, where my dear friend Martina recommended that I try "Gellateria Cesaro." As always, I value her advice. While searching for the gelateria, I noticed the Cesare building, which looked quite different to me, and there was a long queue of people waiting outside.
One downside was the number of beggars who kept approaching for a euro or less. However, the staff were very polite and helpful. The variety of ice cream flavors was impressive, making it understandable if someone feels unsure about their choice. I ended up choosing pistachio, biscuits, and chocolate, and the pistachio was definitely the highlight!
Overall, disappointing …. Decent gelato, but not worth the hype.
5€ for a brioche with three scoops. 4€ for a cup with 3 flavours. Whipped cream is free.
We tried mandorla, pistachio sorbet, Nutella (cesarella), biscotto, bergamotto, and stracciatella between us. Mandorla was the best, the others were fine but just average.
Very very bustling at all times of day!
As a pistachio lover, I felt myself on the 9th cloud here, tasted almost all the flavours available, most of them were 10/10. The only thing is that some of the personal were not as friendly as they could be, I hope it will be improved by my next visit :)
Enormous choice of outstanding flavours. ALL delicious and worth recommending when you visit Reggio. Try ice cream in a bun - you get a sweet bun and get 3 flavours of mouth-watering pleasure of your choice 😋🩷🩶💛
It's so worth the queue to get in here. You pay first and the go to the ice cream counter. All this for only 3.50 euros. Fresh & delicious
Please try the serving of gelato in a brioche (bread) 😋 it's really good!
How to order?
Get in line (dw they move fast) - Pay (cash/card) - choose gelato flavors
An artisanal experience. Its pistachio varieties stand out.
It's not uncommon to see people stop their cars, yielding to the temptation of a sweet break. This ritual is the best testament to the magic of this place.
A grateful palate.
P.zza Indipendenza, 2, 89121 Reggio di Calabria RC, Italy•
14 min · 0.73 mi
4•Müberra D — Google reviewFrancesco S — Google reviewDenton T — Google reviewMatt R — Google reviewVincenzo P — Google reviewP P — Google reviewBartosz K — Google review
Arena dello Stretto
4.7
(952)
4.6
(269)
Amphitheater
Sights & Landmarks
Arenas & Stadiums
Arena dello Stretto is a unique and historic space located in Reggio Calabria, offering a stunning panoramic backdrop of the Messina Strait. The monument dedicated to Victor Emmanuel II stands proudly within this arena, which is designed to resemble an ancient Greek theatre. Visitors may have the chance to enjoy concerts or theatrical events during the summer months. The bronze statue of Athena adds a touch of magic to the place, reminding visitors of its incredible history.
Nice walk by sea and the view of Sicily from the other side of the sea.
Ivona — Google review
Watching sunset here is amazing. The view is unreal. The sun setting behind the Sicily Island... I love reading book here just before the sunset, and watch the sky go slowly dark. I feel lucky and blessed during that time of the day.
This is the unique arena in front of the Messina Strict. The Arena is located in Reggio Calabria along "the most beautiful kilometer in the world".
This a place you is visit in Calabria.
Cicco Franco is an historic person of the city.
In the summer this place is used for concerts, theatre etc.
The people can sit in the steps watching Messina to the other side.
This place is unique and only...
I recommend to visit it.
beautiful, they are set up for a rally or concert today
I end up being in Reggio once every 5/6 years and the beauty of this square (or theatre) leaves me breathless every time.
The natural beauty of the straight is already a lot, the statue of Athena adds more magic to the place and reminds you of the incredible history of this corner of the world
The Arena dello Stretto in Reggio Calabria is a captivating open-air theater that epitomizes the blend of cultural heritage and scenic beauty. Located along the picturesque Lungomare Falcomatà, it offers breathtaking views of the Strait of Messina and Mount Etna. The arena hosts a variety of events, from concerts to theatrical performances. Its design, reminiscent of ancient Greek theaters, adds a historical charm that resonates with both locals and tourists. Visiting the Arena dello Stretto is a memorable experience, providing an enchanting atmosphere that beautifully merges natural splendor with artistic expression.
Very nice place
Nice place
8 min · 0.41 mi
5•Klaudia K — Google reviewPete&Wendy G — Google reviewKristjan R — Google reviewDima H — Google reviewTatiana Z — Google reviewAndrea V — Google reviewScience's B — Google review
Lungomare Falcomatà
4.7
(9015)
4.7
(2115)
Hiking area
Sights & Landmarks
Historic Walking Areas
Lungomare Falcomatà is a picturesque seafront promenade in Reggio Calabria, offering stunning views of the coastline and Sicily, including Mount Etna. This popular beach strip spans for miles along the coast, featuring cobblestone walkways, charming benches, and beautiful lighting for evening strolls. The esplanade is adorned with trees, small parks, and the open-air Arena dello Stetto Amphitheatre.
A lovely walk with plenty to see and bars to enjoy on your stroll.
Dorian — Google review
Great place for lunch with a view of Etna :)
Lovely place to walk and take in the sights of this lovely city. Reggio Calabria is also working hard to improve the area as can be seen in the plans for future developments. Also a number of great restaurants right by the water. Highly recommend
The Soul of Reggio - A Beautiful Walk with Epic Views.
This is an absolutely amazing place for a walk along the sea. The promenade is wide and beautiful, but what makes it truly breathtaking is the stunning view of Mount Etna in the background across the strait to Sicily.
The area is clearly the heartbeat of the city and is always buzzing with great energy. During our visit, it seemed like there was always something happening, from a gelato festival to live music, which added to the fantastic atmosphere.
My advice is simple: take a long walk, find a good restaurant with a sea view, and just enjoy the incredible sunset and the wonderful vibes. A must-do experience when in Reggio Calabria.
A beautiful landmark with art installations all along the walking sidewalk right on the sea side , facing beautiful Sicily from one side and a remarkable architecture scene from the other side. Historical and rich place to revisit again.
The Lungomare Falcomara in Reggio Calabria is a wonderful place to visit. You can enjoy a relaxing walk along the sea with beautiful views and fresh air. In the evenings, the promenade comes alive — it’s full of people, music, and a lively atmosphere. There are plenty of benches to sit and watch the sunset, as well as cafés and gelaterias nearby. It’s a perfect spot both for a peaceful stroll during the day and for enjoying the vibrant energy of the city at night.
Simply beautiful walk. Look at the sunset pics….
The best place inside the city centre to visit the sea overlooking the island and Mediterranean sea.
Lungomare Italo Falcomatà, 89125 Reggio Calabria RC, Italy•
5 min · 0.24 mi
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Piazza Italia
4.3
(749)
Historical landmark
Piazza Italia, located at the heart of Corso Garibaldi in Reggio Calabria, is a historically significant square that has served as a central public space since ancient Greek and Roman times. Recent archaeological excavations have unveiled layers of history dating back to Hellenistic Greek, Imperial Roman, Byzantine, Norman, Angevin, and nineteenth-century periods. The square features the monument to the Unification of Italy and is surrounded by important political, economic, and social buildings.
Captivating plaza! This Reggio Calabria gem exudes charm and beauty. Vibrant atmosphere, stunning architecture, and great for leisurely strolls. A must-see spot!
Pablo R — Google review
Nice piazza and statue
Nice square with option to sit and relax.
Beautiful Piazza surrounded on 4 sides by 19th century regal buildings.
Beautiful square with an underground museum of the ruins found whilst building the square
Nice peaceful place, shady spots
Must be visited. Beautiful.
Excellent
Piazza Vittorio Emanuele, 89121 Reggio di Calabria RC, Italy•
9 min · 0.45 mi
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Piazza Duomo
4.6
(2023)
Historical landmark
Piazza Duomo is a vibrant hub surrounded by remarkable attractions. The area boasts Sicily's largest theater, the Theater Vittorio Emanuele II, and the cathedral housing Italy's second-largest pipe organ. Recently renovated with elegant decor and floor lighting, the square also features charming trees providing shade on sunny days. Visitors can enjoy cultural events like religious rallies or simply take in the beautiful views of this bustling square.
I was there first time because of rally of our religion which is called in our language (Nagar kirtan) so such a nice place
Amandeep S — Google review
ReggioCalabria,unforgetable place.
Beautiful square.
One of the must see places
Good place to visit but duomo at Messina is more beautiful then this
Nice view of this place
Very nice
Super 👍
Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi, 461, 89127 Reggio Calabria RC, Italy•
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Where to eat
Under a 1-minute walk from Gelato Cesare 1918, here are a few close by recommendations for when you get hungry exploring around.
L'A Gourmet L'Accademia
4.7
(684)
4.5
(443)
expensive
Fine dining restaurant
L'A Gourmet L'Accademia is a remarkable dining destination set within a historic palace, offering an exceptional culinary experience that caters to diverse tastes. Guests can choose from curated gastronomic journeys or opt for à la carte selections. The restaurant boasts stunning views, particularly of the sea towards Sicily, making it an ideal spot for lunch, dinner, or even special events.
A haute cuisine restaurant!
Dress well and enjoy the food and wine!
The food is delicious!
The risotto is creamy, and the texture is perfect.
The veal cheaks are tender and flavorful!
For the dessert, I recommend the panna cotta or buy a gelato by the gelato shop (best of RC)!
Wendy J — Google review
This is a must if you visit Calabria. The food is fresh, high quality and tasty. The staff are friendly and helpful. The service is first class. The atmosphere is warm and beautiful. The view is spectacular. I watched the sunset over the Strait of Messina.
What a stunning space for both lunch, dinner and a killer party. It is a grand and beautiful old building with modern food and super service. The views cannot be beat. Seafood is a must when starring across the sea to Sicily. Do have a try of this place.
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An excellent restaurant for romantic, social and even academic meeting and for taking amazing food.
Sophisticated food in a pleasant environment with panoramic views. Service is friendly and approachable. Don't expect traditional calabrese food. Peaceful place.
FABULOUS restaurant. I chose one of the tasting menus which was totally amazing. The food was immaculately presented and tasty.
I have tried a lot of restaurants in Italy. This place really surprised me in every good possible ways, great price, fresh foods and very simple but innovative ways to make his dishes. Highly recommended to everyone.
Amazing place and service! Almost all the dishes in the menu can be made gluten free ( pictures refer to my gluten free meal)
Via Largo Cristoforo Colombo, 9, 89125 Reggio di Calabria RC, Italy•
Banzai Reggio Calabria
3.6
(805)
4.0
(276)
affordable
Sushi restaurant
I dined with a friend at Banzai Reggio Calabria, indulging in two sushi appetizers. The menu caught our attention with the enticing "Myla Yoshi" option, a delightful alcoholic beverage. I must give credit to the skilled barlady Maura for her exquisite fruit-infused creation. The experience left me thoroughly satisfied as it was my first time experiencing such delectable flavors.
Extremely helpful staff, especially if your Italian is not that great.
HUGE menu with excellent choices. The Nigiri was on point and my burger was excellent!
If you’re looking for a change from Italian food (crazy, I know) this is the place!
Add to that, they have a club atmosphere, indoor and out dining, espresso, lunch, dinner, baked goods, and a full bar!
So glad I stopped in!
Garrett G — Google review
I was excited to eat here yesterday, it looked really good from the street. The service i received was good. I had the Samurai Burger, chips and a Spritz. My food and drink were delicious. When going to pay it didn't sound right and I questioned it. The chips were put through as large and I ordered small. I barely ate half there were so much. The cashier quickly corrected this no problem. However, when returning to my hotel I noticed the spritz was overcharged by 1 euro. I'd screenshot the menu and the price didn't match my receipt. Pretty poor form really.
I have been walking past for a few days and desiring to have their food as per advertisement on all you can eat sushi.
Meanwhile when we got seated the service was prolly carried.
We have had questions about the set menus and all you can eat and didn’t understand the waiter and asked to talk to manager.
They nodded and made faces right in front of us. Unfortunately we decided not to have any food there due to poor and unfriendly service.
Also the stickers on advertisement offer free beers and there is a catch on the add including the small letters for the days and the sushi menu would not include beers, even having the sticker add right beside it.
The food was really tasty, and the pizza was excellent – unfortunately, that was the only positive aspect of our visit. We opted for the "all you can eat" option with the whole family – five people, including two small children. The problems started when, after the first course and ordering drinks, we wanted to order more. The staff began avoiding us – although they collected our empty plates and glasses, our requests for additional orders and drinks were completely ignored by two different waiters. The atmosphere became uncomfortable and frustrating, so we asked for the bill. The whole situation was embarrassing and made us feel very uneasy – we definitely won’t be returning to this restaurant.
The food was great, very fresh and plenty of it for a great price. The staff were friendly and the atmosphere nice.
Probably the worst restaurant I've been to in my whole life! Terrible service and disgusting food! I would not recommend this place
All you can eat Japanese for €26 Euros. The food was excellent and the staff was very attentive. The restaurant itself is very modern and clean with comfortable tables.
Lovely food and staff.
Great place to go when you're not sure what you want as it has loads of options (60-page menu 😵💫😭).
Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi, 465, 89127 Reggio di Calabria RC, Italy•
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Pizza Roma
4.3
(1580)
4.0
(362)
cheap
Pizza restaurant
Pizza Roma is a popular pizzeria located in the heart of Italy. The quality of their pizza has remained consistently excellent over the years, and the staff are known for being friendly and accommodating. While parking can be a challenge due to its central location, this doesn't detract from the overall experience. The arancini is highly recommended by both locals and visitors, and the staff are always willing to assist with any inquiries.
Delicious pizza, good value for the money (I paid ca 10€ for two large pizza slices + a lemonade)
Anna G — Google review
Good location of the pizzeria, also open during lunch hours. Pleasant service and clean tables, but average fast food. The pizza dough was very hard and only 1 of the 4 types that we had tasted fresh. 2 of them were cold.
Well done. Open during siesta! Very tasty. Very fast. Great value for money. Kind staff will make any pizza from the menu even if you want just a single slice.
Beware "one slice" is close to half of the pizza!
Nice price and delicious pizza… Try only with cold beer))))
First time the staff was pleasant and nice. They told us to choose and seat and pay after. The pizza was really good. Second time a different young man was attebding and he was utterly rude to us when asked about the kinds of pizza already made ( as we were in hurry and wanted to eat what was already there). I can't deacribe the level of disgust this man had towards me, 50 years old lady, maybe because I was a foreign? Or a lady? Not sure. But defenitky this person had no one that raised him to be a decent human being. So sad because other staff saw the way he treated and didnt say anything. So we dont recommend at all.
Good location of the pizzeria, also open during lunch hours. Pleasant service and clean tables, but average fast food. The pizza Is really good, dough was very hard After few min, than the prices are a bit hige
Always on top! Used to eat here a lot when we lived in Italy and I’m so happy to came back after years and find that the quality is still on top! Employees are super friendly and nice, the pizza is delicious and the ambient amazing as well! The parking are kinda problem because it’s exactly in the middle of the city and if you’re lucky enough to find a parking spot, 99% of the time you need to pay for it, but that’s not really an issue from the pizzeria. Will come back again and again because like already said: always on top!
Pizza Roma is the greatest thing I’ve ever seen, 3.50 for basically a good size pizza and it’s convient and easy like the food already in front of you just pick which one you want and the reheat it up really fast and it’s not what you think when you say reheated food, it’s great I ate their twice today, 10/10
Corso Vittorio Emanuele, 25, 89125 Reggio di Calabria RC, Italy•
DON PA FOOD
4.4
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4.0
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If you're looking for a budget-friendly Italian eatery with delicious food and welcoming service, DON PA FOOD is a must-visit. Despite the language barrier, the servers are friendly and helpful, making the experience smooth. The margherita pizza is a flavor explosion and one of the best around. It's an easy spot to order food with nice service and great value for money.
We’ve been touring through Italy now for two weeks beginning in Rome. And although the food here is delicious after two weeks you get burned out on pizza and pasta. This place was the first amazing salad we had since we’ve been here and on par with American salad shops like Sweetgreen and Chop’t. Maybe not as much variety but the ingredients were all very fresh and delicious. The staff was very friendly and helpful despite us not speaking any Italian and worked with us kindly and patiently as we selected our salad ingredients. We would thoroughly recommend you pay them a visit especially if you’re looking for a healthier option and lighter fare for dinner or lunch. Prices were very reasonable as well. Two large salads and two soft drinks was only 22 euros!
Robert B — Google review
Great stop before going to the archeological museum. We didn’t want anything fried so we had a grande insalata and a Toast-maxi. There was a salad bar which was great.
We were waiting 30 minutes just for sandwiches, some of them were cold, i ordered sandwich called “lamfa”, in the menu they said that it has guacamole in it, but when my sandwich arrived, there wasnt any guacamole, instead there was chopped olives with specific sause. all of those ingredients made my sandwich too salty and combination wasnt tasty.
Fresh ingredients, good service and a modern atmosphere :)
I stumbled upon this Italian gem and was pleasantly surprised by the affordability. We ordered a margherita pizza and two cans of Coca-Cola for just 11 euros as takeout. Despite the language barrier, the servers' friendliness and our trusty Google Translate made the experience smooth. As for the pizza, it was a flavor explosion; one of the best I've ever tasted! If you're in the area, this budget-friendly spot with delicious food and welcoming service is a must-visit.
If you want to enjoy variante food- very fair price
Fairly high rating because it does what it is supposed to do very well. Fast food, low price, with an emphasis on veggies and salad. Great place for lunch if you are in a hurry or are tired of pizza and pasta.
Food looked good but the experience was chaotic. No indication of where you should order and no dietary information on the food. There are so many tables crushed in a small space and you cannot hear yourself think. Left without ordering to find somewhere more organised. Disappointing
Via Demetrio Tripepi, 23, 89125 Reggio Calabria RC, Italy•
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