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    A pizzeria on one of Catania's old historic streets, Corte dei Medici now runs a fuller restaurant operation alongside the pies that still anchor everything. Three dough options, including a five-cereal version, support a menu of twenty-plus pizzas that ranges from a straightforward margherita to a salted-ricotta-and-fried-zucchini number with mint. The wine list covers local and non-local bottles, and the staff is the kind that knows the room without hovering over it.

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    • Margherita

      “Among these, we find both the classics, such as margherita or sausage and broccoli rabe, and more complex ones, such as the Agnodice (with salted ricotta, fried zucchini, and mint).”

      50 Top Pizza
    • Agnodice

      “Among these, we find both the classics, such as margherita or sausage and broccoli rabe, and more complex ones, such as the Agnodice (with salted ricotta, fried zucchini, and mint).”

      50 Top Pizza

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